114 E-MU Systems
Sequencer
Song Edit Menu
Scale/Shift Start
Times
See “Scale/Shift Start Times” on page 79.
Scale/Shift Duration See “Scale/Shift Duration” on page 80.
Thin Events Event thinning is usually performed to reduce the amount of extraneous
controller data and thus reduce the memory size and microprocessor load.
This filter reduces the number of events in a musical fashion. The setting
represents the smallest change that will be kept. See page 81 for more infor-
mation. The filter also keeps change in direction values.
Note: This filter thins note and controller data recorded in Realtime Song
mode. It does NOT affect Pattern data.
The following types of events can be thinned:
• Tempo
• Poly Aftertouch
• Channel Aftertouch
• Pitch Wheel (Touchstrip)
• Any Continuous Controller (1-95)
To Thin Events from a Song
1. Select the song you wish to edit.
2. Press the Song Edit button.
3. Scroll to the Thin Events screen shown below using the data entry
control.
4. Select the type of event you want thinned, then set the amount of
thinning. The Home/Enter LED will be flashing once the cursor is
moved to one of the editable fields.
5. Press Enter. Select a key range for thinning. The default setting is all
keys.
THIN EVENTS
chan aftertouch Amt: 40
SELECT KEY RANGE
Key Range: C-2 to:G8
Low Key High Key
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