Section 10 — Understanding the Sequencer
ENSONIQ KT Musician’s Manual 17
Recording MIDI Tracks
Tracks that are sent out MIDI are treated the same as tracks using KT sounds in terms of recording,
overdubbing, punching in, editing, etc. Follow the same steps outlined earlier in this section for
recording the first track, and then for all additional tracks. Once everything is set up, you can
proceed with recording MIDI tracks exactly as you would for tracks with LOCAL or BOTH status.
For each successive track you record, the procedure will follow the same lines:
1. Define the MIDI status of the track in Edit Track mode (press {EDIT_TRACK}, followed by
the lower {5} button),
2. Define the MIDI channel of the track in Edit Track mode (press {EDIT_TRACK}, then the
lower {4} button),
3. Record the track, and then
4. Either keep or reject the new track from the Keep NEW/OLD page.
MIDI tracks can be selected and stacked from the {SEQUENCER/PRESET_TRACK} buttons (in
Select Seq/Preset mode only), and can be muted or soloed from Edit Seq/Preset, Mute Tracks
page 7, the same as any other tracks. Edit Track parameters such as Volume, Key Range and
Transpose all apply to MIDI tracks just as they do to LOCAL tracks.
Note: You may record sequences and songs that contain both MIDI tracks and
LOCAL tracks. When this is the case, be sure that you assign LOCAL status (as
opposed to BOTH) to the tracks that you want to play only on the KT. This will avoid
sending unintended MIDI data to external instruments.
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