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Song recording
The built-in recorder function lets you record two individual tracks. Thus, you can
record the first part on one track and another part on a second track while the first
part is played.
Press [SONG] and [METRONOME] button simultaneously. This will activate the record
waiting mode. The [SONG] button lights up and the metronome sounds with the cur‐
rently selected tempo.
The display shows for one second, and then .
The digital piano is now ready to record. As soon as you start playing, the recording
begins automatically.
You can also start the recording by pressing the [SONG] button. In this case
a pause will be recorded until you start playing on the piano keyboard.
To stop recording press the [SONG] button.
As mentioned at the beginning of this chapter, you can record songs on two indi‐
vidual tracks. That means, you first record one track. And when that's done, you can
playback this track, while recording another part on the second track. The track selec‐
tion will partially be done automatically. That makes working with the song recorder
even more simple and intuitive.
If there already exists a recording on track 1, and you start a new recording, the dis‐
play shows and the song recorder switches to track 2.
When you're recording on track 2, the notes on track 1 will be played and you can
play along to it.
If there already exist recordings on both tracks, the song recorder will automatically
choose that track, that was NOT lastly recorded. I.e., if track 1 was recorded lastly, the
recorder will choose track 2 and vice versa.
Press the buttons [SONG] and [METRONOME] simultaneously to enter record waiting
mode
Recording a track
Stop recording
Using recording tracks
Selecting a recording track
Song recording
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