Casio CTK-601 - Editing Recorded Memory Data; Correcting Step Recording Errors; Editing Memory Contents Overview

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The procedure described here lets you move the input point to
the left in order to make changes in data you have already in- -
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changing data automatically deletes all of the data recorded to
the right of the input point. He
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When the input point is located where you want to
start your change from, press the [+] and [-] buttons
at the same time. : ,
To correct mistakes while step recording
7. Without exiting step recording, use the [<<] button — |
to move the input point to the left.
¢ The data recorded at the location where the input point
is currently located appears on the display. You can use
[<4] and [>] to move left and right through the data.
| 4, Press [W] to clear all data to the right of the current
input point location, and enter step recording stand-
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Measure 126/Beat 3/Clock 0
(Previous data)
Measure 126/Beat 3/Clock 24
(Normal input point)
[>] to move the input point back to its normal position, all the way to
the right of the data already recorded in memory.
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The
message
“TrackEnd”
appears
on
the
display
whenever
you
use
Press [4]. Use [<4] and [>] to move
left and right.
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Za Monitoring the data on the display, use [<q] and [>]
to move the input point to the data you want to
change. ,
Example: To re-record all note data following the note A3
located at Measure 120, Beat 1, Clock 0. .
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Editing Memory Contents
To edit memory contents
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4,
Use
the
[<4]
and
[>]
cursor
buttons
to
move
to
the
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location
in
track
where
the
note
or
parameter
you
After
you
record
to
keyboard
memory,
you
can
recall
individual
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want
to
change
is
located.
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notes
and
parameter
settings
(such
as
tone
number)
and
make
~
.
any
changes
you
want.
This
means
you
can
correct
misplayed
;
[Note
editing
example]
notes,
make
changes
in
tone
selections,
etc.
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Velocity
Pitch
The
following
types
of
data
can
be
edited.
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Parameter
being
¢
Note
intensity
.
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Notes
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Tone
numbers
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Rhythm
controller
operations
(INTRO
button,
NORMAL/
SYNTH
LAYER
~
FILL-IN
button,
etc.)
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Drum
pad
operations
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The
flashing
location
on
the
display
indicates
the
parameter
that
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LAYER
is
currently
selected
for
editing.
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SPLIT
When
editing
a
note,
press
the
[W]
cursor
key
to
select
the
[Ve-
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and
[Pitch]
parameters.
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5.
Make
any
changes
in
the
value
that
you
want.
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The
actual
procedures
you
use
to
change
a
parameter
de-
pend
on
the
type
of
data
it
contains.
See
“Editing
Tech-
niques
and
Display
Contents”
on
page
E-36
for
details.
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7.
Use
the
MEMORY
button
to
enter
playback
stand-
fet
GM
by,
and
then
use
[+]
and
[-]
to
select
a
song
number
rece
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—
(0/1).
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6.
Repeat
steps
4
and
5
to
edit
other
parameters.
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7.
Press
the
START/STOP
button
to
end
editing
when
you
are
finished.
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Interrupting
playback
of
a
song
and
immediately
starting
an
edit-
If
no
tone
number
specification
was
made
during
step
recording,
the
tone
number
cannot
be
changed
later
during
the
data
edit
op-
STEP TOUCH -
ane
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ing
operation
causes
the
point
where
playback
was
interrupted
to
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appear
first
on
the
editing
screen.
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The
only
parameters
that
can
be
editted
for
Tracks
2
through
6
are
palais
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Pa
Aa
notes,
tone
numbers,
and
drum
pad
operations.
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SYNTH
MEASURE
BEAT
LAYER
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The
tone
number
used
during
real
time
recording
cannot
be
.
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changed
during
the
data
edit
operation.
eration.
You
cannot
use
the
edit
procedure
to
add
more
data
to
a
record-
ing.
*
You
cannot
move
portions
of
a
recording
to
a
different
location
within
the
recording.
* Note lengths cannot be changed.
Recorded track Unrecorded track
3.
Use
the
MEMORY
TRACK
buttons
to
select
the
re-
corded
track
that
you
want
to
edit.
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SPLIT
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RESPONSE
Current input point (measure and beat)
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