2. Realtime Pattern Recording
-Enter
a
rhythm
pattern-
Next we will record
the rhythm
part
on track 3. Although
it is
possible
to record the rhythm
part
using
the same methods as
explained
in
the
previous pages,
in
this example
we will create
several rhythm
patterns
ol
1-2 measures
each, and
then arrange them in
a rhythm
track.
Since the
rhythm
track in
most
songs consists of a limited
number
of
patterns
which are
repeated
many
times
(with
occasional
fill-in
patterns
of 4 or
B
measures),
patterns
are an
efficient way
to create
a rhythm track.
x
Tracks in which
data
is recorded
directly
(as
in
the
previous
pagesf
are
called
,,standard
tracks,'. Tracks in
which
patterns
have
been arranged are called
"pattern
trackst,.
O
trlat<e sure that
your
MlDl keyboard
is connected
correctly
(-p.B).
O
lvtat<e sure that the
LED
of the TRACK m-trtrLTfM-fl] key
is lit. lf not,
press
the
key
so that the
LED lights.
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Move the cursor to Track, and rotate
the
VALUE
dial
to select
3.
Track
3
is
now
selected.
@
Press
the PATTERN lneAlrttr,ti.l key.
The
pattern
realtime
recording
display
will
appear,
and a
popup
window will
open.
T
F
Track
Track
Pattern
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:
Fat-.t-.errr Llize
i
Timhr'e
i
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* lf
you
have
selected
the
track which
has
alrsady
had
a
pattern,
a
popup
window will not
open.
O
This
message asks
you
whether
you
wish to create a new
pattern
or not.
Press
the
Ft
l(Create)
key.
A
new
pattern
has
now
been created and selected.
@
Move the cursor to
Timbre,
press
the
numeric keys
(in
this order)fil, fI, and
[9],
and then
press
the
ENTE.RI
key.
The
[trnY](Rhythm)
timbres have now been selected.
O
Witfr the
Rhythm timbres, each
note
of the
keyboard has
a different sound.
Play the
keyboard to
hear the
sounds
assigned to the various notes.
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