Recording and Playing Back with the Sample Looper
E-69
1.
Select the Step Sequence you want to use for
recording with the sample looper.
• For information about Step Sequencer operation, see
“Playing Back a Step Sequence” (page E-52).
2.
Press
bm
REC.
This displays the Rec Mode screen.
• Use the
br
minus (–) and plus (+) keys to change the
Rec Mode to NORM-AT.
• Configure the “Length” setting to specify the length of
your recording. For example, to specify recording of two
measures in 4/4 time, specify 8 for the “Length” setting.
3.
Press
bm
REC again.
This will enter record standby.
4.
Press
bk
START/STOP.
Step sequencer playback and sample recording start
simultaneously.
• The
bm
REC button will stop flashing and remain lit.
• After recording of the length that corresponds to the
“Length” setting you specified in step 2 is complete,
recording will enter overdubbing standby. The Step
Sequencer will also stop at this time.
• Subsequent operations from this point are the same as
those starting from step 4 under “To record with the
sample looper” (page E-64).
1.
Hold down
bm
REC until the sample selection
screen shown below appears on the display.
2.
Select the sample you want to play back.
• The procedure for selecting a sample is the same as
step 5 of the procedure for selecting an arpeggio (page
E-40).
3.
Press
bk
STEP + to toggle looping between on
and off.
• The loop setting cannot be changed if the sample is
blank.
4.
Press
bk
STEP – to toggle hold between on and
off.
• The hold setting cannot be changed if the sample is
blank.
To use the Step Sequencer to
record a sample
To play back a sample
OFF : Plays once.
ON : Repeats playback.
OFF : Playback only while
bm
PLAY/STOP is depressed.
Playback stops when the button is released.
ON : Playback starts when
bm
PLAY/STOP is pressed
and stops when
bm
PLAY/STOP is pressed again.
Sample number
Sample name
Loop setting
Hold setting
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