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Examples of the Use of Single Mode
Example 1)
Recording three blank phrases, one after another, performing while creating a song
fig.06-010
In this manner, when a PHRASE pedal is pressed during recording to select the current phrase, the phrase being recorded up to that point stops,
and recording of the next phrase begins.
If, for example, you record phrases with different chords to each of three phrases, after recording you can then create chord progressions by
playing them back in the order desired as you perform.
In addition, you can record whole sections of songs, such as Melody A, Melody B, and bridge, as is, allowing you to compose songs as you
perform.
• Setting Phrase Change Mode (p. 49) to LOOP END is a convenient way to switch phrases at the point the loop ends.
• When Tempo Sync (p. 53) is on, you can play all of the phrases at the same tempo.
Example 2)
Playing back three recorded One Shot phrases one after another
Record three phrases beforehand, set them to ONE SHOT (p. 52) and set Phrase Change mode (p. 49) to IMMEDIATE.
fig.06-020
In this manner, if another PHRASE pedal is pressed while the current phrase is playing back, playback of the current phrase is cancelled, and
playback of the next phrase begins.
Furthermore, when the REC/PLAY/OVERDUB pedal or the PHRASE pedal for the current phrase is pressed continuously, playback of the
phrase starts over from the beginning each time the pedal is pressed.
For example, you can create performances with greater impact by playing back phrases one after another in a song using a variety of effects
sounds as One Shot phrases.
Recording
REC/PLAY/
OVERDUB
REC/PLAY/
OVERDUB
PHRASE 2 PHRASE 3
Phrase 1
(Current Phrase)
Recording (Current Phrase)
Phrase 2
Recording
(Current Phrase)
Playback
Phrase 3
Playback
REC/PLAY/
OVERDUB
PHRASE 2 PHRASE 3 PHRASE 2 PHRASE 1PHRASE 2
Phrase 1
(Current Phrase)
Playback
Phrase 2
Playback
Playback Playback
Playback
Phrase 3
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