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6•30 Reference Guide
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6•30 Reference Guide
Master Track
The Master Track editor allows you to modify the
events recorded in the Master track which con-
tains events pertaining to the general controls of
the Song. This Track records changes in Preset,
general Volume (Pedal Volume), Effect Changes,
Effect Volume, Scale, Tempo changes, initial Time
Signature and the Score Key.
The structure of the page is analogous to the Mi-
croscope. The events are shown in the Event List
at the center of the display.
ACCESSING THE EVENT EDIT MODE
1. Use the cursor buttons /
to scroll through
the events.
2. Select the parameter to modify using the cur-
sor buttons
/ .
3. Use the DIAL.
INITIAL PARAMETERS OF THE SONG
The events that define the Song at the start point
can be modified but not deleted. To access and
modify the events press F1 («Start param»).
PRST - Initial Preset. Sets the initial values of
some of the track parameters (Program Change,
Volume, Pan, Effects). If the same parameters
are also found at the beginning of each track, the
sound, volume and pan settings are selected and
controlled by the events contained in the tracks
and not by the initial Preset.
Assignable values: one of the 8 (max) Song Pre-
sets.
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Event List
event type
(Status)
Initial parameters
valuebeat
resolution
Note: When loading a MIDI file, normally the Preset
settings are ignored, due to the fact that commer-
cially available MIDI files contain initializing events
at the start of each track
VOLUME - Overall volume, controlled by the
Damper pedal set for continuous control and as-
signed the Volume function.
KEY - Key for the correct visualization of the
score. Alters the score according to the speci-
fied key (inserts the correct accidentals), render-
ing the score easier to read. For example, if the
score was captured in the key of C, you can dis-
play the score in the key of F# with all the correct
accidentals shown in the initial key signature by
setting the Key parameter to F#.
TEMPO - Metronome pulse. Can also be set on
«Sound View» or «Time/Tempo» pages.
Master Track
The Master Track editor allows you to modify the
events recorded in the Master track which con-
tains events pertaining to the general controls of
the Song. This Track records changes in Preset,
general Volume (Pedal Volume), Effect Changes,
Effect Volume, Scale, Tempo changes, initial Time
Signature and the Score Key.
The structure of the page is analogous to the Mi-
croscope. The events are shown in the Event List
at the center of the display.
ACCESSING THE EVENT EDIT MODE
1. Use the cursor buttons
/
to scroll through
the events.
2. Select the parameter to modify using the cur-
sor buttons
/ .
3. Use the DIAL.
INITIAL PARAMETERS OF THE SONG
The events that define the Song at the start point
can be modified but not deleted. To access and
modify the events press F1 («Start param»).
PRST - Initial Preset. Sets the initial values of
some of the track parameters (Program Change,
Volume, Pan, Effects). If the same parameters
are also found at the beginning of each track, the
sound, volume and pan settings are selected and
controlled by the events contained in the tracks
and not by the initial Preset.
Assignable values: one of the 8 (max) Song Pre-
sets.
bar
Event List
event type
(Status)
Initial parameters
valuebeat
resolution
Note: When loading a MIDI file, normally the Preset
settings are ignored, due to the fact that commer-
cially available MIDI files contain initializing events
at the start of each track
VOLUME - Overall volume, controlled by the
Damper pedal set for continuous control and as-
signed the Volume function.
KEY - Key for the correct visualization of the
score. Alters the score according to the speci-
fied key (inserts the correct accidentals), render-
ing the score easier to read. For example, if the
score was captured in the key of C, you can dis-
play the score in the key of F# with all the correct
accidentals shown in the initial key signature by
setting the Key parameter to F#.
TEMPO - Metronome pulse. Can also be set on
«Sound View» or «Time/Tempo» pages.
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6•30 Reference Guide
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6•30 Reference Guide
Master Track
The Master Track editor allows you to modify the
events recorded in the Master track which con-
tains events pertaining to the general controls of
the Song. This Track records changes in Preset,
general Volume (Pedal Volume), Effect Changes,
Effect Volume, Scale, Tempo changes, initial Time
Signature and the Score Key.
The structure of the page is analogous to the Mi-
croscope. The events are shown in the Event List
at the center of the display.
ACCESSING THE EVENT EDIT MODE
1. Use the cursor buttons /
to scroll through
the events.
2. Select the parameter to modify using the cur-
sor buttons
/ .
3. Use the DIAL.
INITIAL PARAMETERS OF THE SONG
The events that define the Song at the start point
can be modified but not deleted. To access and
modify the events press F1 («Start param»).
PRST - Initial Preset. Sets the initial values of
some of the track parameters (Program Change,
Volume, Pan, Effects). If the same parameters
are also found at the beginning of each track, the
sound, volume and pan settings are selected and
controlled by the events contained in the tracks
and not by the initial Preset.
Assignable values: one of the 8 (max) Song Pre-
sets.
bar
Event List
event type
(Status)
Initial parameters
valuebeat
resolution
Note: When loading a MIDI file, normally the Preset
settings are ignored, due to the fact that commer-
cially available MIDI files contain initializing events
at the start of each track
VOLUME - Overall volume, controlled by the
Damper pedal set for continuous control and as-
signed the Volume function.
KEY - Key for the correct visualization of the
score. Alters the score according to the speci-
fied key (inserts the correct accidentals), render-
ing the score easier to read. For example, if the
score was captured in the key of C, you can dis-
play the score in the key of F# with all the correct
accidentals shown in the initial key signature by
setting the Key parameter to F#.
TEMPO - Metronome pulse. Can also be set on
«Sound View» or «Time/Tempo» pages.
Master Track
The Master Track editor allows you to modify the
events recorded in the Master track which con-
tains events pertaining to the general controls of
the Song. This Track records changes in Preset,
general Volume (Pedal Volume), Effect Changes,
Effect Volume, Scale, Tempo changes, initial Time
Signature and the Score Key.
The structure of the page is analogous to the Mi-
croscope. The events are shown in the Event List
at the center of the display.
ACCESSING THE EVENT EDIT MODE
1. Use the cursor buttons
/
to scroll through
the events.
2. Select the parameter to modify using the cur-
sor buttons
/ .
3. Use the DIAL.
INITIAL PARAMETERS OF THE SONG
The events that define the Song at the start point
can be modified but not deleted. To access and
modify the events press F1 («Start param»).
PRST - Initial Preset. Sets the initial values of
some of the track parameters (Program Change,
Volume, Pan, Effects). If the same parameters
are also found at the beginning of each track, the
sound, volume and pan settings are selected and
controlled by the events contained in the tracks
and not by the initial Preset.
Assignable values: one of the 8 (max) Song Pre-
sets.
bar
Event List
event type
(Status)
Initial parameters
valuebeat
resolution
Note: When loading a MIDI file, normally the Preset
settings are ignored, due to the fact that commer-
cially available MIDI files contain initializing events
at the start of each track
VOLUME - Overall volume, controlled by the
Damper pedal set for continuous control and as-
signed the Volume function.
KEY - Key for the correct visualization of the
score. Alters the score according to the speci-
fied key (inserts the correct accidentals), render-
ing the score easier to read. For example, if the
score was captured in the key of C, you can dis-
play the score in the key of F# with all the correct
accidentals shown in the initial key signature by
setting the Key parameter to F#.
TEMPO - Metronome pulse. Can also be set on
«Sound View» or «Time/Tempo» pages.
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