2) Record
Start
Initiating a Recording can be achieved
by
anyone
of
three methods. Recording actually
starts under any
of
the following circumstances:
•
If
the
Cyclone
is in Record Ready, the first note is depressed on the keyboard
starts the Recording.
•
If
the
Cyclone
is in
1)
Record Ready, 2) Cloning
or
in
Clone Pause mode and
3)
in
Recorded Rhythm, pressing Record/Hold again starts the Recording.
This allows the first rhythm event to occur
il.fkr Beat
1.
•
If
the
Cyclone
is not in Record Ready, but
if
1)
Zone
l's
actual Destination
channel is the same
asiliat
of
the Record Buffer (and neither is Off) and 2)
notes are being held
in
Zone
1,
pressing RecordlHold starts the Recording.
This allows for a "quick start" mode.
In any case, the following actions occur immediately:
•
If
the Destination
of
the Record Buffer (dr)
is
Off, then it
is
automatically
activated on the Basic Channel.
•
If
the RecordlHold Mode
(rH)
parameter is either Replace
(rE)
or Replace
Gated
(rG),
then the previous contents
of
the Record Duffer are erased, and the
End
Beat
(Eb)
is set to the maximum Value
of
64.
• Zones 1 and 2 are deactivated for the duration
of
the Recording session.
If
Zone
1 is on the same Destination channel as the Record Buffer, any notes in Zone 1
are recorded. Any other notes held
in
the Zones
or
currently being Cloned will
be muted.
•
If
previously in Clone Pause mode, then Cloning is actually activated.
If
previously actually Cloning, then it is stopped and re-started.
•
If
Cloning in Pulse Rhythm, Cycling
is
automatically enabled (if not already).
• The RecordIHold LED comes on steady to indicate transition to the Record-in-
Progress state.
• Manual Control
is
automatically disabled.
3)
Record-in-Progress
The behavior
of
the
Cyclone
during the Record-in-Progress state depends on a
combination
of
factors:
•
If
Cloning is not enabled, then "Holding" occurs. Holding is a special type
of
recording
in
which only notes are recorded into the Record Buffer, and
in
which note-offs are not echoed over MIDI, causing the recorded notes to
sustain indefinitely. This is similar to the function
of
a normal Hold
or
Sustain
pedal, except that the notes are committed to memory.
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