Technics SX-KN650

Part
IV
Composer
(KNG50)
Rhythm
number
99
COMPOSER
of
the
RHYTHM
SELECT
is
reserved
for
a
rhythm
you
create
and
store
yourself
with
the
COMPOSER
feature.
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Parts
of
the
COMPOSER
Your
rhythm
pattern
is
made
up
of
five
parts.
The
parts
and
the
maximum
number
of
notes
which
can
sound
simultaneously
are
as
follows:
ACCOMP1
4
notes
ACCOMP2
4
notes
ACCOMP3
4
notes
BASS
1
note
DRUMS
6
notes
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Rhythm
components
which
can
be
stored
The
following
components
of
the
rhythm
pattern
can
be
created
and
stored,
giving
you
complete
creative
control.
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NORMAL
(the
basic
rhythm
pattern)
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FILL
IN
1
e FILLIN 2
e ENDING
Specify
the
number
of
measures,
record
each
part
separately.
Preparation
1.
Select
a
prerecorded
rhythm
pattern.
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If
you
are
going
to
create
a
completely
new
rhythm
pattern,
select
a
rhythm
pattern
with
the
same
time
signature
as
the
one
you
are
creating.
2.In
the
COMPOSER
section,
press
the
RE-
CORD
button
to
turn
it
on.
COMPOSER
CLEAR REGORD
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The
display
changes
to
the
confirmation
dis-
play.
3.
Press
either
TRANSPOSE
button.
TRANSPOSE
COMPOSER
RECORD
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Two
ways
to
record
in
the
COMPOSER
A.
Compose
a
completely
new
rhythm
pattern
from
scratch,
including
fill-ins,
an
intro
and
an
ending.
B.
Copy
a
preset
rhythm,
change
parts
of
it,
and
Store
it
as
a
new
rhythm
pattern.
You
can
also
use
this
procedure
to
change
any
single
com-
ponent
(for
example,
only
the
fill-in
pattern)
of
a
preset
rhythm
pattern.
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Preserve
the.
recorded
pattern.
By
using
the
SONG
memories,
you
can
save
three
of
your
original
rhythm
patterns.
(Refer
to
page
49.)
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The
rhythm
number
you
specified
in
step
1
is
copied
to
the
99
COMPOSER
memory
(any
previously
recorded
pattern
is
erased).
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If
you
decide
that
you
do
not
wish
to
copy
the
selected
rhythm
to
the
99
COMPOSER
memory,
press
the
RECORD
button
instead
of
a
TRANSPOSE
button.
4.
Use
the
TEMPO
buttons
to
select
the
rhythm
component
you
wish
to
create.
TEMPO
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(DIS)
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Select
from
NORMAL
(the
basic
rhythm
pat-
tern),
INTRO,
FILL
1,
FILL
2
and
ENDING.
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