Section 8 — Sequencer Basics EPS-16 PLUS Musician's Manual
Any notes and controllers recorded in a song track will play the instrument loaded
into that location — song tracks "share" the eight Instrument•Track locations with
the corresponding sequence tracks. Therefore they are not entirely independent
For example pitch bends, sustain pedal, pressure, and any other controllers
recorded into a song track will also affect notes recorded on the corresponding
sequence tracks.
For this reason it is often a good idea to record a song track in a location not used
by any sequences, as with track six in the illustration above. You could load a
piano sound into Instrument•Track #6 and record a song track with that sound
which would remain completely independent of any tracks in the individual
sequences. Or, make a copy of an instrument into an unused location and record
a song track using the copy.
• When the song is selected, if you go to the EDIT/Track page you will find a
third screen has been added — it looks just like the track status screen for a
sequence except it says SNG instead of SEQ in the left corner of the display.
This shows you the status of the song tracks. You can select P (play), M
(mute), or S (solo) for any of the song tracks just as would sequence tracks.
Note, however, that changing the mix or pan of a song track will also affect any
corresponding sequence tracks.
Note: Any recording or track editing performed while in song mode will affect the song
tracks, not the tracks of the individual sequences. In order to do any track editing
(or additional recording) within the individual sequences of a song, you must first
select that sequence from the EDIT/Seq•Song page.
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