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How to Create a Song
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3. Select [E6] EXECUTE.
The selected group is moved, and you return to the SONG EDIT
screen.
If you decide to cancel, choose [E1] EXIT.
Copying a group
(COPY)
Here’s how to copy the selected group and insert it in a dierent
location. The copy-source group remains in its original location.
1. On the SONG EDIT screen, select the copy-source
group, and then select [E2] COPY.
The SONG EDIT (COPY) screen appears.
A green
×
(pointer) appears above the icon of each group box.
Use these pointers to specify the copy-destination location.
2. Touch the pointer that corresponds to the desired
copy-destination location.
The pointer changes color to a solid
×
, indicating that the move-
destination has been specied.
For example, if you want the “Intro” group located at the rst
position to be inserted between the second and third positions,
specify the pointer as shown in the following illustration.
3. Select [E6] EXECUTE.
The selected group is copied, and you return to the SONG EDIT
screen.
If you decide to cancel, choose [E1] EXIT.
Deleting a group
(DELETE)
Here’s how to delete the selected group.
1. On the SONG EDIT screen, select the group that
you want to delete, and then select [E3] DELETE.
The selected group is deleted.
Making loop settings for the entire song
(LOOP)
Here’s how to specify a loop region for the entire song. When
song playback enters the loop region, the specied region
continues playing as a loop as long as loop is on (or until you
stop the song). You can freely change the loop region or turn
loop on/o while the song plays.
1. On the SONG EDIT screen, select the move-source
group, and then select [E4] LOOP.
The SONG EDIT (LOOP) screen appears.
2. Set the necessary parameters.
Parameter Value Explanation
[E1] EXIT -
Accesses the SONG EDIT
screen.
START [E3] knob 1–32
Species the group that
will be the beginning of the
loop region.
END [E4] knob 1–32
Species the group that
will be the end of the loop
region.
[E6] LOOP SW OFF, ON Turns loop playback on/o.
For example, with the settings shown in the following
illustration, the groups “Intro”
Ó
“Verse A” play, and then
playback enters the loop region and continues looping over
groups “Verse B”
Ó
“Verse C” as long as loop is on.
Loop region