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270 Chapter 5. PATTERN MODE
7. Pattern Jobs
2. Source segment
• The two boxes to the right of the M select the source seg-
ment.
0101
1101
Measure: beat
001:1,...,256:16
3. Spot clock
• The Spot Clock value selects the interval of each measure
from which data are to be extracted.
• The interval is set by clock cycles, where each measure starts
at cycle 0000. There are 480 cycles per quarter note.
• For example, assume that the meter is set to 4/4. In this
case, if you want to extract data only from the first half of
each measure, you would set the range to 0000~0959. If
you wanted to copy only those events that fall exactly on
the fourth beat, you would set the range to 1440~1440.
0101
1101
0000,...,3840
4. Destination phrase
• The second Phrase value selects the destination phrase (user
phrase).
0101
1101
Off, 01,...,99
Off
No destination. (Erase only.)
01,...,99
Selects destination phrase.
5. Event
• The third pair of boxes (at the center of the screen) selects
the event type to be extracted.
0101
1101
Note, PC, PB, CC (000,...,127, All), CAT, PAT, EXC
Note
Note events (C-2,...,G8, All)
PC
Program change
PB
Pitch bend
CC(000,...,127,All)
Control change (Any single control-
change message type 000 to 127, or
all control-change messages)
CAT
Channel aftertouch
PAT
Polyphonic aftertouch
EXC
System exclusive
6. Argument range
• The lowest two boxes on the screen select the argument
range. The QY700 will extract only those events whose ar-
gument falls within the specified range.
• If you are extracting note events, for example, you can use
this setting to limit extraction to all note events within a
certain pitch range (for example, C3 to C4). If extracting
program-change events, you can limit extraction to events
with a certain range of program numbers.
• Note that the EXC event type does not accept an argument-
range value.
• The values listed below show the maximum ranges. In all
cases you can set a smaller range. Note that the first value
of the range must be less than or equal to the second value.
0101
1101
C-2,...,G8
Maximum range for note events.
-8192,...,+8191
Maximum range for pitchbend events.
000,...,127
Maximum range for all event types
other than note and pitchbend.
0000 0480 0960 1440 1919
4/4
0000 0480 0240 0960 0720 1200 1439
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