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Edit Change Mode
In the Edit Change mode, you can modify various param-
eters for each individual note or event.
1. From the Song or Phrase mode, press
e
to enter
the corresponding Edit mode.
The timing, note, gate time, and velocity values for each
note are shown on a single line of the display. These
are called Event lines and are arranged in order from top
to bottom. Each time you select an Event line (that
contains a note), the corresponding note plays automati-
cally, letting you hear the notes to be edited.
In addition to the Event lines, there are markers for the
top of the song, measure lines, and the end of the song.
3.
With an Event line highlighted, change the note
location, pitch, gate time, or velocity as desired.
Then, press
E
to actually change the value, or
highlight another Event line to cancel the change.
When you make a change in any value, the entire Event
line flashes. You can then press
E
to actually
enter the change, or move to another Event line to avoid
changing the value.
In the Song mode, select the Song and track you wish to
edit. In the Phrase mode, select the User Phrase you
wish to edit. When you call up the Edit mode, the Edit
Change mode is automatically selected.
NOTE:
• Only User Phrases can be edited; the Edit mode cannot
be called up when a Preset Phrase is selected.
• The Edit mode is available only in the Song and Phrase
modes.
2. Move the highlight to the desired Event line.
To do this:
•
Use the cursor
<
/
>
buttons to select indi-
vidual Event lines and scroll through the notes and
measures.
• Highlight the Measure parameter, and use any data
entry control to change the current measure.
• Use the
k
/
l
buttons to scroll through the
measures; hold either button down to scroll continu-
ously.
Measure
number Top (beginning)
of song. Track Number/Name
●
Song Edit Mode Display (Edit Change):
The Phrase Edit display is virtually the same as the
Song Edit, the only difference being that the Phrase Edit
display has no track-related functions. [The track
number and name does not appear, and the Change
Track (ChngTr) and Track Name (TrNam) functions are
not available.]
●
Phrase Edit Mode Display (Edit Change):
Event line
Measure number
Velocity (dynamic
indication)
Note Gate Time Note Value (notation
symbol)
Measure/Beat/Clock
Velocity
• To enter a new location for the note: ...............................
Highlight the Measure, Beat or Clock parameter (the
hyphenated values at the left of the Event line), and change
as desired.
The parameters from left to right are: Measure-Beat-Clock.
Beat is the 1/4-note beat within the current measure (1
through 4 in a 4/4 measure). Clock is the clock within that
beat (0 through 95). The Measure parameter appears only
when the Event line is selected.