Creating and playing a loop
Playback
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Press one of the following buttons to select how you want playback to occur. Then select the pattern or effect pattern that you want to play.
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[LINE IN] | Play back a loop by itself |
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| Play back a loop together with an external device |
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[LEAD], [BASS], [RHYTHM] | Play back a pattern and loop together |
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[SHIFT] + | Play the keyboard pads together with the loop |
[LEAD], [BASS], [RHYTHM] | playback (don’t play the pattern phrase) |
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Select [LEAD], [BASS], [RHYTHM], | Play back a pattern and loop together with an ex- |
then [SHIFT] + [LINE IN] | ternal device |
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[EFFECT] | Play back a loop while applying an effect (p. 41) |
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[LOOP CTRL] | Modify the way in which a loop plays back (p. 53) |
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To begin loop playback, press the [ ](PLAY) button.
*When you press the [ ](PLAY) button, playback will always start from the beginning of the loop. It is not possible to play back from the middle.
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To stop loop playback, press the [ ](STOP) button.
The loop will continue playing back repeatedly until you press the [ ](STOP) button.
If you’ve selected a pattern, effect pattern, or loop control pattern, it will play/stop in synchronization with the loop.
To check the number of measures in the loop, press the [DISPLAY] button so the TONE/TYPE indicator lights, and then press the [SHIFT] button and [STATUS] button.
In this state, you can use the [INC] or [DEC] buttons to change the number of measures in the loop.
Adjusting the volume balance of the parts
Use the part level sliders to adjust the volume balance.
If you are playing the loop together with a pattern, use the [LEVEL] knob to adjust the volume of the pattern.
Use the [OUTPUT] knob to adjust the overall volume.
The position of the sliders may differ from the actual setting. In this case, slide the sliders slightly, and then make the setting again.
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