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SONG RECORDING

Entering Velocity Curves

In Step recording, all notes are recorded at the same velocity or volume. To make a Step-recorded

track sound more natural or to create some dynamic changes in the track, use the Velocity Curve

function.

1) Select the first note to be affected by the Velocity Curve (by using the +/- buttons of the

numeric keypad). All subsequent notes will be velocity-transformed.

2) Simultaneously hold down the VELOCITY button (“0” in the numeric keypad) and press + or -

to select the desired Velocity Curve.

3) At the “Change?” prompt,

press the + button (“YES”) to

actually enter the selected Veloc-

ity Curve, or press the - button

to cancel the operation.

Velocity Curve Chart

Mezzoforte

This sets all subsequent notes to a velocity

value of 80.

Forte

This sets all subsequent notes to a velocity

value of 100.

Fortissimo

This sets all subsequent notes to a velocity

value of 120.

Mezzopiano

This sets all subsequent notes to a velocity

value of 60.

Piano

This sets all subsequent notes to a velocity

value of 40.

Pianissimo

This sets all subsequent notes to a velocity

value of 20.

Crescendo 1

This creates a two-measure crescendo, starting

with the current velocity at the selected note

and ending with a velocity increase of 40.

Crescendo 2

This creates a two-measure crescendo, starting

with the current velocity at the selected note

and ending with a velocity increase of 20.

Crescendo 3

This creates a two-measure crescendo, starting

with the current velocity at the selected note

and ending with a velocity increase of 10.

Display Type/Description

Diminuendo 1

This creates a two-measure diminuendo,

starting with the current velocity at the selected

note and ending with a velocity decrease of 40.

Diminuendo 2

This creates a two-measure diminuendo,

starting with the current velocity at the selected

note and ending with a velocity decrease of 20.

Diminuendo 3

This creates a two-measure diminuendo,

starting with the current velocity at the selected

note and ending with a velocity decrease of 10.

Accent 1

This increases the velocity of notes at the top

(1st beat) of all measures by 30. (Display icon

represents two measures.)

Accent 2

This increases the velocity of notes at the top

and halfway points of all measures by 30.

(Display icon represents two measures.)

Triangle wave

This alternately and gradually increases and

decreases the velocity by 30 in the pattern of a

triangle wave. The wave repeats every two

measures throughout the track. (Display icon

represents two measures.)

Square wave

This alternately and abruptly increases and

decreases the velocity by 30 in the pattern of a

square wave. The wave repeats every two

measures throughout the track. (Display icon

represents two measures.)

Display Type/Description

You can specify a Velocity Curve in the middle of a

track BEFORE recording the notes that the curve will

affect. To do this, select the last note of the track

(by using the +/- buttons), then enter the desired

Velocity Curve. In this case, the Velocity Curve is

NOT applied to that last note, but affects all

subsequently entered notes.

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MEASURE

1

-

Selected Velocity Curve appears as

icon in the display.

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