Yamaha RX21 - Pattern Clear

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Click Level
Pattern Clear
You can set the level of the RX21's click track (rhythm guide during real time re-
cording) before or during recording. Simply press the LEVEL key twice, then the
BEAT key. You can now set the click track level using the —1/МО and +1/YES
keys. The available click level range is 00—31. 00 turns off the click track. When
setting the level, the –1/№О and +1/YES keys can be pressed for single unit change,
or held down for rapid continuous change. Note that the Click level you have set
will remain, even after you turn the RX21 power off.
Setting Click level (Example: reducing level from 31 to 20, while recording
on pattern 00)
Ф [PTN 00 RECORDING
=) | TOTAL LEVEL =tt
m | INST LEVEL
® = [CLICK LEVEL 31
® (СО о = [CLICK LEVEL 20
=m | PTN 00 RECORDING
Single patterns can be cleared (erased) by selecting the pattern to be cleared and
first pressing the CLEAR button. The RX21 then gives you the chance to confirm
your intention to clear the pattern by displaying the “CLEAR PTN pp ?” message
(where "pp" is the number of the selected pattern). If you decide you don't want
to clear the pattern, press the —1/NO button to cancel the clear function.
If you want to clear the pattern, press the +1/YES key. The LCD will show the “PTN
pp CLEARED!" display, followed by the "SELECT PTN pp" display. If you have
selected a pattern that is already clear, the LCD will switch directly back to the
"SELECT PTN pp" display. If you have selected a preset pattern, the LCD will show
“PRESET РТМ AREA'', followed by the "SELECT РТМ pp" display (preset patterns
are permanently stored and cannot be cleared).
Pattern Clear (Single) (Example: clear pattern 00)
©
[SELECT
РТН
00
M
@ =) [CLEAR РТН 00 7
YES
@ => [РТК 00 CLEARED |
= [SELECT РТМ 00 №
All programmable patterns in the RX21's memory (numbers 00-55) can be cleared
simultaneously if required. This is a “hidden function” in the sense that it cannot
be accessed directly—in order to prevent accidental erasure of the entire memory
contents.
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