(3)
Play the keyboard.
The
moment
you start playing,
the Display will
change to as below.
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This shows the
Patch Name of the
Patch Memory
currently
selected.
This shows how
much
memory is left for the
sequ-
encer data. The number
(percent) will count-down
as you piay the keybaord.
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When
you have
completed
playing, press the
START/STOP
button.
The
sequencer
continues
to
record
the data
even
after
you stop playing
until the START/STOP
button
is pushed.
That is, rests
are
recorded after
you
stop playing
until you push the START/STOP
button.
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Return
the Protect
Switch on the Memory Car-
tridge
to
the ON position.
About Tempo
If you wish to
see the tempo indication of the
sequencer
data when you
are
playing it
back, you
need to record
the data to the flashing of the indi-
cator. Otherwise, the tempo shown during
playing
back the data will
not be correct. That is, after tak-
ing the
step
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with the a Dial, make the tempo
{=
flashing indicator) in
which you think the most
comfortable speed for playing the keyboard. If
you
do not
take this procedure, the tempo will
be
automatically set to 100.
b. Playing the
Recorded Data
®
Push
the START/STOP
of the
Sequencer
Buttons.
The indicator
of the START/STOP flashes and the
Sequencer starts
playing back the recorded data.
The Display
will change
to as shown
below.
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This
shows the Patch
Name of the patch Memory
currently
selected.
The tempo of
the music
you piay is shown in
number from
40 to 200.
When the data
is played up, it will automatically
stop.
To stop playing
back in the
middle
of the
data,
push the
START/STOP
button. In
either case,
pushing
the
START/STOP button again will start
playing
from
the beginning
of the data.
To
change the
tempo
of the
playing
data,
simply
rotate
the
a Dial.
Rotating
it
colockwise will quic-
ken
the tempo
and
counterclockwise will slow
down.
While
the
sequencer
is playing
back the data, you
can
change the
Patch
Memories, but not the
Tones
or
performance
control functions.
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