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21. How do I move a note from C7 to D3 (a drum roll, for
example)? Let’s say I want to try a different drum kit with a
different mapping…
(Assuming you are referring to data recorded in the Sequencer...)
What you want to do is “shift” the MIDI note numbers of certain notes in
the data to other notes. This is easily accomplished using the
“Shift/Erase Note” [UTILITY] (5.2) [TEdit] - ☞ Parameter Guide Page
101-102. For example, say your drum roll is on D3, and you want to
move it to E3, you just use the Utility and set the Note Range in the
Dialog to D3-D3, and Amount = +2 (therefore, only D3 is altered, and it is
raised by 2 steps to E3).
22. How do I load a Standard MIDI File into the Karma Sequencer?
First, save your song in SMF format onto a Karma-formatted floppy.
Insert the floppy in the Karma. Then, in Disk Mode, select (1.1-1) [Load],
cursor to the SMF file name, and use [UTILITY] -> Load Selected. A
dialog will ask you where to put it, showing Song numbers (in the
Sequencer). For now, put it into the default, “000 New Song.” Otherwise,
you can use the Value Up/Down keys to increment to another Song
number.
After the load is completed, press the [Seq] Mode button, to enter
Sequencer Mode. Your SMF has been brought into the Song you
specified, 000 New Song.
23. How do I edit the Meter? In other words, how can I delete the
second and third beats of a 4 beat measure (4/4 time) on all
tracks to leave me with only that one measure of 2/4 and the
rest all 4/4?
You need to Event Edit the “Meter”, which can be done two different
ways:
(1) (5.2-1a) Track Select - use the cursor keys to select the Master Track
(last Track after Track 16), and to set the To/From measures to your
desired range. Then use [UTILITY] to select “Event Edit”. Once inside
the Event Edit Window, change the Meter of the bar that you want to edit
to 2/4. This will affect all tracks of data.
(2) Also, you can actually edit the Meter from any track in Event Edit -
you don’t have to edit the Master Track (although it makes it easier if you
just want to look at time signatures). Just cursor to the Meter setting
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