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Clear and Change
The Rhythm Pattern Program is made up of sixteen individual tracks, each
capable of recording a different instrument. The Clear function is used to
delete the entire contents of an instrument track, while Change is used to
assign a different instrument to an already occupied track.
Clear
The Clear function is used to erase an instrument from the rhythm pattern.
All instances of the selected instrument, irrespective of which tracks they
occupy, will be erased from the pattern.
There are two ways to use Clear:
One way is to press the key on the keyboard corresponding to the instrument you wish to erase, while
simultaneously holding down the CLEAR button. (A short “beep” sound indicates that the instrument has
been erased.)
You can erase all of the sounds on all recorded tracks of the pattern by holding down the CLEAR button
and simultaneously pressing the lowest key (C1) on the Lower keyboard. Be careful not to do this
inadvertently since all sounds will be instantly and permanently erased.
or
The other way is to press, then release the CLEAR button on the panel (in Step Write operation only).
The following display appears, prompting confirmation of the operation:
Change
The Change function allows you to reassign the instrument of a selected track.
To change an instrument assignment:
1.
Select the track’s instrument that you want to
change from the EDIT page by using the
corresponding Data Control buttons.
2.
Simultaneously hold down the CHANGE button on
the panel and press the key on the Upper or Lower
keyboard that corresponds to the instrument.
<PATTERN> 99% ¡EDIT
1.3. 1 1:Ride Cym1
Track number and
instrument name. Use these buttons to
select the instrument.
<PATTERN> Ride Cym1
Clear [OK] [Cancel]
Select OK with any of these buttons to
clear all data. A “completed” message
momentarily appears on the LCD. Select Cancel with any of these
buttons to abort the operation and
return to the original Edit display.
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7. Rhythm Pattern Programming and Rhythm Sequence Programming