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15. How can I delete a track I just recorded, or better yet, is there
an undo function like [other software] that deletes just the
previous recording pass?
You can delete a track using the “Erase Track” Utility:
(5.2-1b) [Menu]-[TEdit]-[Utility]-> Erase Track
☞ Parameter Guide, Page 97.
You can “Undo” the previous recording pass using the COMPARE button.
Example: Start with empty tracks. Press Record, and record some data.
Press Stop, then Play it back and listen to it. At this point, if you don’t
like it, you can press COMPARE and it will go back to the previous state
before the last recording operation (empty).
Info on Sequencer Compare function: ☞ Basic Guide, Page 58.
16. I want to use one of the tracks for drums (generated by an
external device, like the Korg ER-1). In other words, I want to
record the output of the ER-1, playing its own Pattern 16, onto a
track in the Karma. But everytime I press the Karma LOCATE
button, the Seq causes the ER-1 to reset to A01.
This happens because the Program of Track 10 is set to A000, by default,
so when you press locate, it sends that program change to the ER-1.
There are three things you could do:
(1) Set the Program of Track 10 to A015 (or A016, whichever chooses the
correct corresponding number in the ER-1).
(1.1-3a) [Prog..16] ☞ Parameter Guide, Page 74.
(2) Disable Program Change sending on Track 10:
(4.1-1a) [Menu]-[[MIDI1]-[MIDI1-1]->Program Change -> set to Off.
☞ Parameter Guide, Page 54.
(3) Disable the ER-1 from responding to program change information via
MIDI (if this is possible - check ER-1 manuals).
Note that after you record data onto Track 10, if you do NOT want it to
also play the internal sound of the Karma, you must change the Track
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