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1) Repeat Function
The sequencer data can be played back repeatedly.
PROCEDURE
@ With the sequencer stopped, push the FUNC-
TION of the Sequencer Buttons once.
The Display will show REPEAT.
@ Rotate the a Dial clockwise.
The Display will show ON, and now the sequencer
data is ready to be played back repeatedly. To stop
playing push the START/STOP button.
To return the Display to the usual indication, push
the ENTER Key with the sequencer stopped.
To cancel the Repeat mode, push the FUNCTION
button to select REPEAT, then rotate the a Dial
counterclockwise until the Display shows OFF.
2) Tempo Setting
The recorded data will be played back in the same
tempo as recorded if no special operation is taken.
{t, however, is possible to playback the data in a
different tempo using the a Dial. You can spon-
taneously change the tempo during playback, but
to set the tempo before playing back the data, take
the following procedure.
@ Push the FUNCTION of the sequencer Buttons
with the sequencer stopped.
The Display will show the current tempo.
@ Rotating the a Dial, change the tempo.
Rotating the dial clockwise will set higher number
(quicker tempo), and counterclockwise will set
lower number (slower tempo},
Each time you push the FUNCTION of the Se-
quencer Buttons, the Display will change as
shown below.
Repeat
5EG REPEAT KER
Select whether to play the sequencer just once
or repeatedly. When & XK in the Display is
ON, the data will be played repeatediy and
when OFF it will be piayed only once.
Tempo
SEG
Set the tempo of the sequencer playing.
The number shown at ¥#X will change
from 40 to 200. The higher number is
quicker tempo.
To reset the sequencer function, push the ENTER
Key.
NOTES
The supplied Memory Cartridge M-16C is specialiy
for saving the sequencer data. The M-64C can be
used for either the sequencer data or Patch
Memories and 50 Tones. If you try to use the car-
tridge used for the Patch Memories, the Display
will respond with the error message MISMATCH.
if this happens correct it as shown “3) MISMATCH”
on page 55,
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