Chapter
11
Record / Hold
"Recording" is the process
of
getting data into the memory
of
the C)'clone.
The
Cyclone
allows recording
of
both note and rhythm information, and when this information is
received by the
Cyclone,
it is
put
into the Record Buffer.
The rhythm data defines the timing pattern used whenever the "Recorded Rhythm"
parameter (displayed as
rC)
is
selected for Cloning. The note data is used whenever the
Record Buffer is activated according to the Destination parameter
(dr)
in
the
SourcelDestination Page.
Record/I1old
Options
r.I1 -
Record/Hold
l\lode
The Record/Hold Mode (r.I1) parameter controls the add/replace logic during
Recording: .
Display
Meaning
rE
Replace
rG
Replace Gated
Ad
Add
Description
This Mode causes either the note data
or
both the
rhythm and note data
in
the Record Buffer to be
completely replaced
by
the new data received during
the Record-in-Progress state
of
the Recording
process.
If
Recording only notes, only notes are
replaced.
If
Recording rhythm data, then both
rhythm and note data are replaced. The old data is
not actually replaced until Recording starts.
If
Recording rhythm data, the End Beat will have a new
Value when Recording stops as well.
Playing legato,
or
holding any notes, causes the
entire phrase to be recorded just as in Replace Mode.
When the last note has been released, Recording
stops and the Cyclone
retU1l1S
automatically to
Record Ready, waiting to begin again at the next
note.
This Mode preserves the previous contents
of
the
Record Buffer when Recording, as well as the Value
of
the
End
Beat.
If
recording rhythm events,
new
timing data is merged
in
with the old according to
note-on times.
If
recording rhythm data in real-time
and Cycle is on, then Loop-in-Record mode takes
effect, allowing multiple cycles
of
recording (see
"Record-in-Progress"). The Value
of
the
End
Beat is
preserved as well.
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