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Chapter 3: Recording Sequences

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5. Press the COUNT IN key—the light will go on. This will cause the

metronome to play one bar before the sequence plays to cue you to

start playing. By default, the count in will only play before you start

recording or overdubbing but not before playing. This can be changed

by pressing the OTHER key and changing the setting of the Count in

field in the screen that appears.

6. Enter RECORD MODE by holding RECORD and pressing PLAY

START.

7. Once the COUNT IN bar has passed, record your bass part in time to

the drums and percussion parts.

8. Press the COUNT IN key again to turn it off.

9. If you make a mistake while recording, you can correct it by punching

in the new note:

A) Press the REWIND keys [<] or [<<] until the Now field shows

a location about one bar before the mistake.

B) Press PLAY (not PLAY START). The sequence will start

playing from the position shown in the Now field.

C) Just before the wrong note plays, press RECORD and PLAY

simultaneously to enter Record mode (in which existing notes

are erased while new notes are recorded) then play the

correct note. You can now either punch out by pressing

RECORD again or continue recording from that point. Don’t

worry: when the sequence loops back to bar 1, it will

automatically switch from Record to Overdub mode so that

those notes in the earlier part of the sequence won’t be

erased.

Now, overdub the piano part on track 4:

1. Move the cursor to the Trk field and select 4 to make track 4 active.

2. Set the Type field to MIDI, so that this track will not play the internal

drum sounds.

3. Set the Chn field to 2A, indicating that track 4 will play through MIDI

channel 2 and MIDI output port A.

4. If you play the MIDI keyboard now, the synthesizer that is set to

receive on MIDI channel 2 and port A should play a piano sound.

5. Enter Record mode by holding RECORD and pressing PLAY START.

6. Record your piano part in time to the drum, percussion and bass.

7. Press STOP.

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