Casio WK-1300 User Manual

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Editing
Techniques
and
Display
Contents
The
following
describes
the
editing
techniques
you
can
use
to
change
the
various
parameters
stored
in
memory.
Mi
To
change
the
key
pressure
(velocity)
of
a
note
Use
the
keyboard
keys,
number
buttons
or
{+}
and
{-]
to
adjust
the
key
pressure.
If
you
use
the
keyboard
keys
to
adjust
key
pressure,
-
you
first
have
to
turn
on
touch
response.
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MMi To change the pitch of anote
Input
a
new
note
on
the
keyboard
ér
use
[+]
and
{-]
buttons
to
change
the
pitch
of
a
note,
The
pitch
you
specify
here
Is
reflected
in
the
key-
board
and
the
notes
shown
in
the
staff
on
the
display.
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IMPORTANT!
Whanever editing memory contents, never change a note so it is
Identical
to
the
note
before
or
atter
H.
Doing
so
may
alter
the
length
of
.
the
changed
note
and
the
note
before
or
after
it,
Should
this
happen,
* you will have to re-record the entire track.
_ MMI To change a chord
Use the chord fingering method selected by the MODE switch (FIN-
GERED,
CASIO
CHORD,
etc.)
to
input
a
chord.
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WE Tochangeatonenumber
Use the number buttons or [+] and [-] buttons to change a tone num-
et G0s5r arr ria
aNOTES!
© tn the case of reabtime recording, you later can change lone numbers
you specified while fo Tracks 1 through 6 Is in progress. You
recording
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SHANG
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TONS
YOU
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Delore
starting
ihe
recarding
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MEMORY TRACK
[Vv] ENTER
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With
step
recording,
you
tater
can
change
any
tone
number
you
speci-
fled
for
recording
to
Tracks
2
through
6.
This
includes
the
tone
number
you
specity
belore
you
start
recording,
as
well
as
any
tone
numbers
you
specity
while
recording
is
In
progress.
Note,
however,
that
it
you
start
with the default lone number (without specifying a tone num-
ber),
you
will
not
be
able
later
lo
change
the
delauit
tone
to
another
one,
but
you
still
will
be
able
to
change
tone
numbers
you
specily
while.
re-
cording Is in progress.
MM To change a rhythm number
Use the number buttons or (+} and (-] buttons to change a rhythm
number,
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sSNOTESS
In
the
case
of
reat-lime
recording,
you
later
can
change
rhythm
num:
bers
you
specified
while
recording
to
Track
1
Is
In
progress.
You
cannot
change
the
rhythm
you
selected
before
starting
the
recording
session.
With
step
recording,
you
later
can
change
any
rhythm
number
you
spec-
fied
for
recording
to
Track
1. This
includes
the
rhythm
number
you
specity
before
you
start
recording,
as
well
as
any
rhythm
numbers
you
specity
white
recording
Is
in
progress.
Note,
however,
thal
Il
you
start
recording
with
the
defeuit
rhythm
number
(without
specifying
a
rhythm
number),
you
will
not
be
able
later
to
change
the
default
rhythm
to another
one.
but
you
stil
wil
be
able
to change
rhythm
numbers
you
specity
while
recording
Is
in
progress.
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@ To change a rhythm controller * operation
* (INTRO, NORMAL/FILL-IN, VAR/FILL-IN, SYNCHRO/
ENDING]
Press the rhythm controller button you want to change to.
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MM To change a drum pad operation
Press the drum pad you want to change to. :
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Mixer Editable Data
The Mixer can be used to edit tone and other data for each track,
following is a list of data that can be edited with the Mixer. Note,
however, that edited data cannot be saved. See “Mixer Function” on
page E-22 for details.
Program Change Number (tone setting)
* Volume ; :
* Pan Pot
© Fine Tune
* Coarse Tune
* Expressions
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Deleting Individual Data Items from
Memory
The
following
procedure
(which
is
similar
to
the
editing
procedure
described
on
page
E-39)
can
be
used
to
velcte
recorded
data
items
one-by-one
from
memory.
To delete individual data items from memory .
7. Use the MEMORY button to enter playback stand-
by, and then use [+] and [-] to select a song num-
ber (0/1).
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Recorded track Unrecorded track
3. Use the MEMORY TRACK buttons to select the re-
corded track whose data you want to delete. ©
Edit contents
Current Input point (measure and beat)
4. Use the [4] and (>] CURSOR buttons to move to the
cain in track where the data you want to delete is
ocated.
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6. Press the (V7) ENTER button to delete the selected data.
« Press the [4]. [>]. [+1 ar [-] button in place of [¥] to abort
the procedure without deleting anything.
aNOTE!
Deleting all data sulomatically puls the keyboard into playback slandby.
Deleting All of the Data in a Specific
Track
Use the following procedure to delete all of the data currently re-
corded in a specific track.
‘To delete all of the data In a specific track
7. Use the MEMORY button to enter record standby, and
then use [+] and [-] to select a song number (0/1).
2. Hold down the MEMORY button to enter track delete
standby.
Number of song must be deleted
(cannot be changed)
Track delete atendby
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U en -
© Release the MEMORY button after the “Del.?” message ap-
pears.
3, Use the MEMORY TRACK buttons to select the record:
ed track or tracks whose data you want to delete.
Track delete standby
Recorded treck
Track being deleted
{Multiple tracks can be
specified.)
* You can specify more than one track for deletion by pressing
more than one track select button.
© To deselect a track, simply press its track select button again.
4, Press the [V7] ENTER button to delete the data in the
selected track or tracks.
@NOTES!
» Iyou leave the keyboard in wack delele standby for about live seconds
without doing anything, standby Is automatically cleared.
You cannot change the song number while in track delete slanddy.
In the above procedure, you cannot select any track Ihat does not con-
tain any recorded data.
Pressing the MEMORY button while in track delete standby returns to
tecord standby. :
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Casio WK-1300 Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	WK-1300
Category	Keyboard
Language	English