Setting a specific MIDI channel number will cause all notes received at the MIDI input to be re-
transmitted on the specified channel.
F2 - Real-Time Record Channel
The second option on this page, “recrd”, is the MIDI channel to be used for real-time record and
arpeggio capture modes, which are described in later chapters.
This setting can be “any”, “trk”, or a MIDI channel number from 1 to 16.
These values are selected using the soft-key in the same way as for the soft-thru options – toggle
between “any” and “trk” with single presses, or hold the soft-key and press a step key for a specific
MIDI channel.
Setting “recrd” to “any” means all incoming notes will be recorded while record is active, from any
MIDI channel.
Setting a specific channel from 1 to 16 means that only notes arriving on that channel will be recorded.
All other channels will pass through according to the soft-thru setting.
A setting of “trk ” means the record input channel will automatically switch to the output MIDI
channel of the track being recorded upon.
Note that the record channel setting only relates to the MIDI channel on which notes will be received
during record.
If the record “mthru” option (described in the later chapter on real-time record) is active, the recorded
notes will be echoed on the MIDI channel assigned to the track being recorded upon.
Soft-Thru and Record FTS
For soft-thru and MIDI record input, the current Force To Scale settings can also be applied.
Hold the FUNC key while pressing the “thru” or “recrd” soft-keys to toggle the FTS settings.
If FTS is active for either option, the setting is shown prefixed with “F-“.
FTS on soft-thru notes will force any notes passed into the current scale.
Record FTS is slightly different, and will be explained in the chapter on Real-time record.
Exit “Thru Conf”
Once you have configured the thru and record channels, press “exit”, F3, to return to play mode.
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