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7. Press the note you want to erase just before it is about to

be played. If you are erasing a percussion instrument, hold

down the note for the whole length of the Song.

8. Use [START/STOP] to stop the Song.

9. Select a different track with one of the track buttons. Oth-

erwise, exit the “record” mode by pressing the two [ESC]

buttons together.

Editing Program Changes after the initial one (EDIT—Program

Change)

Note: Program Change is the code used by electronic musi-

cal instruments to select a sound. The numbers in the Sound

list give every Sound a Program Change number.

1. Press [CHORDS] to return to the record mode. The flash-

ing |R appears on the display.

2. Press [CLEAR]. The menu of edit and erase operations

appears:

3. Select “Edit” with the [PAGE>] button.

4. Press [CLEAR] to get to the “Program Change” page of

the EDIT function:

5. Use [TEMPO-DATA] to select the track where the Pro-

gram Changes are that you want to see.

6. Press [CLEAR] to show the first Program Change found

in the track:

Note: The Program Change at the beginning of the track

cannot be shown or modified with this function.

7. Use [PAGE] to move backwards and forwards between

“Bank” and “Sound”.

The Bank can only be modified if it has already been

changed at least once during recording.

8. Select the Sounds by either using [TEMPO-DATA] or key-

ing in the Program Change number on the keypad.

9. Press [CLEAR] to show the next Program Change. Re-

peat the same procedure for this Program Change. Con-

tinue to select and edit the other Program Changes.

10.After you have seen (and eventually modified) all the Pro-

gram Changes, if you press [CLEAR] the track name will

appear again on the display.

11. Select another track and repeat the changes.

12.Press the two [ESC] buttons to exit from the “record” mode.

Deleting Volume messages (EDIT—ClearVolume)

1. Press [CHORDS] to return to the record mode. The flash-

ing |R appears on the display.

2. Press [CLEAR]. The menu of edit and erase operations

appears:

3. Select “Edit” with the [PAGE>] button.

4. Press [CLEAR] to call up the “Program Change” page of

the EDIT function:

5. Press [PAGE>] to call up the “Clear Volume” page of the

EDIT function:

6. Use [TEMPO-DATA] to select the track where the Volume

messages are to be erased.

In SongStyle you can select the Upper and Lower tracks.

In RealSong Drum, Bass, Acc1, Acc2, Lower and Upper

are available. “All” selects all the tracks.

7. Press [CLEAR] to confirm the track selection.

8. The question “Are you sure?” appears on the display. Press

[CLEAR] to cancel the Volume messages (except for the

initial message, which cannot be erased), or alternatively

the two [ESC] buttons to cancel the procedure.

Correcting rhythmic errors (QUANTIZE)

The quantize function moves the beginning of the notes played

“out of time”, so that they fall into a correct rhythmic timing.

1. Press [CHORDS] to enter the record mode (the flashing

|R appears on the display).

2. Press [QUANTIZE]:

3. Use [PAGE] to move from the track name in edit to the

quantize value.

In SongStyle the Upper, Lower and Pads tracks can all be

quantized. In RealSong you can quantize all the instru-

mental tracks.

4. Select the track to be quantized and change the quantize

value with the [TEMPO-DATA] buttons.

The following table shows the quantize values and their

respective musical notations:

Quantize value Musical notation

96 (no quantize)

48 r triplet

32 r

24 x triplet

16 x

12 e triplet

5. Press [START/STOP] to hear the effect of the quantize. If

it is not what you want, stop the track and choose a differ-

ent quantize value.

6. Press [QUANTIZE] to confirm the quantize value for the

chosen part. The question “Sure?” appears.

7. Press [QUANTIZE] to confirm the operation, or the [ESC]

buttons to cancel. Alternatively press one of the track but-

tons to get back to “record”.

Track in edit Quantize Value

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