Roland HP 3800 - Record Function; Record a Performance

Record Function
Record a Performance
Record your favorite song with any sound. You could also record an accompaniment
first, then listen to it while you enjoy playing the melody.
1] Select the Voice you wish to use for the recording. Then make any other selec-
tions you wish, such as for Chorus, Reverb, or the metronome.
When ready, press the REC button (its indicator will light). This is the Record
Standby mode.
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The Track button (for the track you are going to record) will begin to flash. (Track
1 is selected by default.)
If you wish to record on a different track (one where the indicator is not flash-
ing), press that Track's button. Confirm that the indicator begins to flash.
At this point you can change the tempo and/or metronome beat if you wish.
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Press the PLAY button and recording will begin after a one measure count-in by
the metronome. Start playing after the count-in.
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Alternately, you can skip the count-in, and have the recording begin the moment you
start playing.
* Nothing you play during the count-in measures will be recorded.
When you are finished, press either the REC or PLAY button to stop recording.
The instrument returns to the standard mode.
When you have finished recording, the Track button will light.
* During recording you can change Voices as you wish.
* Neither the tempo or beat can be changed during recording.
* You can record up to approximately 2,500 notes. However, each press of a pedal will also be
recorded, so the actual number of notes may be less.
* During Recording —
When the Recorder approaches its memory capacity...
..the indicator on the REC button will start flashing.
If you continue recording...
..the REC indicator will begin flashing faster.
When the Recorder memory is full...
the indicator on the REC button will go oul, and recording stops automatically.
* If you record on a track that already contains performance data, the existing data will be
replaced by the new performance. To overwrite the existing data on either track, first press
the relevant track button so that it begins to flash.
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