.
L
.
The Sequencer can record
up
to 256 “events’: If you’re
recording a monophonic bass line where all notes are the
same lenglh. you
can
have up to 256 notes or rests in a
row in your sequence (at
1
event per note or rest).
Each
note
of a chord is recorded as a separate “event’:
so a four note chord requires 4 events (even though it all
happens during 1 “step’s” wonh of time). A sequence
made up only of 4 note chords could hpld up to 64 chords
(256
events/4
events per chord) before
you
ran out of
memory, and
it
would last for 64 steps.
TlED NOTES (see. above) or chords lake up
1
event per
note plus 1 event for each step which extends fhe length
of the chord. A four note chord TIED to last for 4 steps (i.e.
a quarter note, if a 16th
note=1
step), will lake up 7 events.
(That breaks down to 4 events for the 4 note chord on the
1st step, plus 1 event each for the extensions
to
Ihe
2nd,
3rd and 4th steps).
Rests take
up
1 event per step
-
so a q”e,ner rest would
take up 4 events (and 4 steps) with a 16th hole
=
1 step.
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5.4.3 WRITING A SEQUENCE
I
1.
Preparations
1.
Set the rear panel SEQUENCER WRITE switch to
the ENABLE position.
-WRITE----
SEOUENCER
PROGRAM
ENASLE,OISASLE
ENA*LEIOISAsLE
=zzzZ
2. Press
Ihe
Sequencer START/STOP butlon. The
DISPLAY will show the following:
/
,
“S
001”
stands for “Sequencer Mode, Slep # 001.
You can record “p lo 256 steps.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7
Wrltlng a Note
Play the
note
and release il. When you release the note,
Iha
Step Number Display will increase by
1,
showing that
the note is recorded with a leng!h of 1 step.
Wrltlng a Chord
Play the chord, either all notes at once. or adding notes
(for chords with large intervals) while keeping at leasI one
key depressed all the lime. The chord will
be
recorded
(with a length of
i
step) when all keys have been released.
Wr,t,ng
e
Tied Note or Chord
While holding down the key(s) for the note or chord, reach
over and press
the
STEP switch once for every step you
wan,
10
add lo the length of the
note
(chord). Then,
release all of
the
keys.
For
example, lo record a
‘c’chord
that is four steps long:
. play and hold Ihe ‘C’ chord
l
press the STEP switch THREE limes (the Step Number
Display increases by 3 numbers)
*
release the ‘C’ chord (the Step Number increases by
1 more number, for a total length of 4 steps).
wrnlg
a Rest
Press the STEP button once WITHOUT playing any keys
to insert a rest that’s 1
step
long. Press STEP several
times to
insen
longer rests.
If You Make a
Mlstake
P!ess the
START/SlUP
key to delete the last
step
you
entered. If the mistake happened earlier (or if it’s longer
than
1
step), press START/STOP several limes. until the
Step Number Display
shows
a number before the mistake
occurred.
Endlng the Sequence
,
Return the rear panel SEQUENCER WRITE switch to the
DISABLE position to end the sequence and leave the
Record mode.
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