1–1: Track Play/Rec (Track 1–8)
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5. Sequencer mode
In sequencer mode you can playback and record a song, and edit the recorded data. You can also
record and edit patterns.
Sequencer P1
1–1: Track Play/Rec (Track 1–8)
1–2: Track Play/Rec (Track 9–16)
Here you can make basic settings for the entire song, and set the main parameters for each track.
For the basic procedure of realtime recording, refer to Basic Guide page 43, “About recording”.
1–1a: Location [001:01.000…999:15.191]
This indicates the current location in the selected song, in units (from left to right) of measures,
beats, and clocks.
You can modify this value to move the current location. The display will change during playback,
and also in response to the [FF], [REW], and [RESET] keys located on the front panel.
This parameter will be displayed in pages “1–1: Track Play/Rec” to “1–7: Preference,” and can be
set from any page.
Each time the location is changed, a Song Position Pointer message will be transmitted. This mes-
sage can also be received by the TRINITY to change the location of its sequencer.
The range of beats and clocks will depend on the currently specified time signature.
1–1b: Song No. [00…19]
Selects the song that you wish to record or playback. When the power is turned on, song 0 will be
displayed (other songs cannot be selected at first—see below). You may record on
song 0
if you
wish.
When you select a new song, a dialog box will appear. If you wish to record that song, press the
OK button to allocate memory for the song and initialize its settings.
When the power is turned on, the song memory will be empty. In order to playback the sequencer,
you must load data from a floppy disk, or transmit MIDI dump data from an external MIDI
sequencer. For details refer to Basic Guide page 56, “9. Saving data”.
Each time you select a song, a Song Select message and a Song Position Pointer message will be
transmitted. If there are tracks whose Track Status is set to EXT or BOTH, MIDI Bank Select, Pro-
gram Change, Volume, and Panpot messages will also be transmitted simultaneously on the MIDI
channels of those tracks.
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