*
Measures
move
to
fill
the
space
left
by
the
pattern
measure
after
executing.
*
If
the
time
signature
of
the
song
and
the
pattern
differ,
PUT
/COPY
cannot
be
executed.
*
Patterns
which
do
not
have
data
cannot
be
used
with
PUT.
(Create
a
pattern
before
using
PUT
.)
When
using
PUT
to
assign
a
pattern
of
longer
than
two
measures,
specific
measures
within
the
pattern
cannot
be
erased
or
edited
while
they
are
part
of
the
track;
they
must
be
edited
separately.
*
F 5 - 2 MEASURE COPY
SONG0
MERSURE
COPY
Source
Son9
Son90
Trl
M001
L004-~Trl
M005
[EXECl
A 8 C D E F G H
tiiiiiiiiiit tiiiiiiiiiit tiiiiiiiiiit tiiiiiiiiiit tiiiiiiiiiii tiiiiiiiiiit tiiiiiiiiiit tiiiiiiiiiit
~SONG
Source Song
o-
99
Song number which has the measure
to
be
copied
[filTr
Source Track
1-8
Track number which has the measure
to
be copied
@JM
Source Measure
1-250
First measure number to be copied
@JL
Length
1-250
Length
of
measures
to
be copied (in measures)
[]]Tr
Dest Track
1-8
Track number to which measure is to
be
copied
[!JM
Dest Measure
1-250
First measure
of
destination
@]
[EXEC] Executing the copy
Copies
the
specified
range
of
the
play
data.
1.
Specify
the song (
IA]
),
track
(
lliJ
) and the
first
measure
(
[Q
)
of
the
copy
source,
and
specify
the
track
(
rnJ
),
the
first
measure
of
the
destination
(
~)
and
number
of
measures
to be
copied
(
[Q]
) to the
destination.
2.
Execute
COPY
by [EXEC] (
[QJ
).
Source song
SOURCE
MEASURE
*
*
*
*
*
SOURCE
TRACK
Current song
DESTINATION
TRACK
I
~mA
I
/
1--LE/GTH
COPY
.[],
I~/~/~
I
DESTINATION
MEASURE
The
data
included
in
the
destination
copy
will
be
lost.
(A
prompt
for
confirmation
will
appear
when
play
data
is
included.)
When
there
is a
tied
note
which
lays
between
the
inside
and
outside
of
the
specified
range,
the
tie
is
deleted
when
copying
.
Copy
cannot
be
executed
when
the
pattern
lies
between
the
inside
and
outside
of
the
specified
range.
Copy
cannot
be
executed
when
the
time
signatures
of
the
source
and
destination
differ.
When
copying
within
the
same
track,
the
copy
function
cannot
be
executed
if
the
range
of
the
destination
measure
and
the
range
of
source
measure
overlap.
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