Casio CZ-5000 - Sequencer Recording Methods; Real Time vs. Manual Recording; Understanding Recording Tracks

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Two
different
data
input
methods
can
be
used
with
the
sequencer
of
the
CZ-5000.
a. Real time recording (Same as tape recorder)
Recording of data as it is input using the keyboard.
b. Manual recording (Only possible with sequencer)
Note-by-note input as it is written on the sheet music.
Skilled
keyboard
players
will
usually
use
real
time
recording,
but
manual
recording
can
come
in
handy
when
inputting
rhythm
patterns
that
call
for
precise
timing.
The
note
capacity
in
real
time
recording
is
3,500,
while
that
for
manual
recording
7,000.
It
is
impossible
to
do
any
actual
recording
unless
you
know
something
about
recording
tracks.
Visualizing
a
Cassette
tape
will
help
in
grasping
the
concepts
explained
here.
As
illustrated
in
the
diagram,
a
stereo
cassette
tape
is
divided
into
four
sections.
Each
of
these
sections
Is
called
a
track
(or
channel).
Tracks
are
individual,
independent
recording
areas,
so
if
only
TRACK
Qin
the
above
illustration
is
played
back,
monophonic
output
of
the
side
A
right
channel
will
occur.
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