Roland BK-9 - Copy Event and Place Event; Editing the Master Track

Editing the Master Track
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Right Display
The example shows two selected events.
2. Press the [QUICK MENU] button and select the “Move
Event” function.
The left display changes to:
Left Display
3. Use the dial to specify the position to which the rst event
(in chronological order) of the selected group should be
shifted.
Parameter Explanation
To Bar
Specify the position where your new event should be insertedTo Beat
To Cpt
4. Press the [WRITE] button to conrm your settings and
move the new event.
The events are moved and the Micro Edit pages is displayed.
Copy Event and Place Event
This functions allows you to copy one or several events and place
them (Paste) in a specic position in the same track or in the
another track.
1. From the Micro Edit use the dial to select the event you
want to copy.
To select more than event push and hold the dial and rotate it.
Right Display
The example shows two selected events.
2. Press the [QUICK MENU] button and select the “Copy
Event” function.
The events are copied and the Micro Edit pages is displayed.
3. If necessary, use the dial to select another track.
Left Display
4. Press the [QUICK MENU] button and select the “Place
Event” function.
The left display changes to:
Left Display
Parameter Explanation
To Bar
Specify the position where the rst event you copied should
be inserted
To Beat
To Cpt
5. Press the [WRITE] button to conrm your settings and add
the new event in the selected track.
The events are places and the Micro Edit pages is displayed.
Editing the Master Track
The BK-9’s sequencer uses one track called “MASTER” for each song.
It is used for recording the time signature, the tempo, as well as
general SysEx messages that apply to all song tracks.
NOTE
You can only edit the MASTER track of songs that already exist,
so be sure to record or load a song beforehand.
1. From the 16-Track Sequencer main pages press the
[QUICK MENU] button.
The left display changes to: