Korg HDR-TRI manual 4F Delete Measure, 4G Insert Measure, 4H Copy Measure, 4I Move Measure

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Sequencer P5

For details on the procedure, refer to “5–3E: Erase Measure.”

5–4F: Delete Measure

This command deletes specified measures of playback data from the track selected in the tab 3 page.

Unlike the Erase Measure command, executing the Delete Measure command will cause playback data following the deleted area to be moved forward toward the beginning of the song.

For details on the procedure, refer to “5–3F: Delete Measure.”

5–4G: Insert Measure

This command inserts the number of measures specified in the dialog box into the track specified in the tab 3 page. When the Insert Measure command is exe- cuted, the measures will be inserted at the location specified by the Start Mea- sure. The playback data following the inserted location will be moved backward toward the end of the song.

For details on the procedure, refer to “5–3G: Insert Measure.”

5–4H: Copy Measure

This command copies specified measures of playback data from the audio track selected in the dialog box to the Start Measure of the audio track selected in the tab 3 page.

Be aware that the playback data will change as follows when the Copy Measure command is executed.

•If measures which contain no playback data are copied, the copy destination measures will be blank.

•Any playback data existing at the copy destination will be erased, and replaced by the copied playback data.

•The playback data that is copied will be played back according to the time signature of the copy destination.

For details on the procedure, refer to “5–3H: Copy Measure.”

5–4I: Move Measure

This command moves playback data of the audio track selected in the dialog box to the Start Measure location of the audio track specified in the tab 3 page, in steps of a measure.

Be aware that the playback data will change as follows when the Move Measure command is executed.

•Playback data located after the move source measures will be shifted forward by the number of measures that were moved.

•Playback data located after the move destination measure will be shifted backward by the number of measures that were moved.

For details on the procedure, refer to “5–3I: Move Measure.”

5–4J: Audio Event Edit

This command lets you perform event editing of audio events (events in an audio track), and trim the sound that is used by an audio event (make sample- unit adjustments in the location or portion of a sound that will be played back). You can use the Trim dialog box to modify the sound name after recording.

For details on the procedure, refer to “5–3J: Audio Event.”

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Contents HDR-TRI Table of Contents Table of Contents Features of the HDR-TRI About hard disk recordingAbout hard disks About sound and audio eventsSettings for recording Hard disk connections and settingsTurn the power OFF for the Trinity and the hard disks On the hard disk, set an ID number in the rangeFormatting a hard disk Specify the size 0-540 Mbyte of the filer partitionPress the OK button to execute formatting Connections for recording OutputinputSong settings Track field, select the audio tracks that you wish to recordChecking the external input Example of connected device Recording Recording an audio trackPress the REC/WRITE key Press the START/STOP keyTrack setting, select AT3&4 Compare functionTo stop recording, press the START/STOP key Adjusting the pan or volume balance of the tracks PlaybackPlaying back the tracks you recorded Recording mixer events Using the rehearsal function Using auto punch-in recording to editRe-recording Editing Creating repetitions of the same phraseTrack bouncing ping-pong recording Access the P8 tab 1 page Master FX Bouncing Midi tracks and audio tracks togetherApplying master effects Set Pan to R127 for audio tracksCreating a song in conjunction with the Midi sequencer Creating a song in conjunction with the Midi sequencerWhen you finish recording, press the START/STOP key Access the Sequencer mode P1 tab 5 page MixA1-4Saving/loading recorded data Saving song data to a hard diskLoading data from a hard disk Using a recorded sound more than once in the same .SNG file Creating different arrangements using the same vocalUsing the same sound more than once Execute the page menu command Load Selected5c Tempo/Tempo Mode Tempo ModeAudio Track Rec Menu5e Meter/Metronome/Resolution/Multi Rec/Remove Data Multi Rec5f Take 5g Take Number5h Rehearsal 5i Input Select Analog, Digital5j Input Level 5l Audio Track Name Display+4 dBu, -10 dBu, -30 dBu ∞ ...+18 dB5m Monitor Mode Select Menu Command5D Rec HD Select Mix Audio Track 6f EQ Equalizer6g Send1/Send2 127 6h Pan Panpot6i Volume 100...127 6j Mix Audio Track Mode MANUAL/READ/MUTE/SOLO/WRITEWhen Solo is selected for one audio track When Solo is selected for two or more audio tracks6E Volume Pairing 6D Rec HD Select7h Recording Setup Preference5c Delay Samples/0...5 ms Audio Track parameter Audio TrackAudio Track Edit 3i Start Measure/End MeasureStart Measure 999 End Measure 9993B Automation Edit Insert button Delete buttonCopy button Audition Start/Stop button3C Erase Audio Track 3D Copy Audio Track3E Erase Measure Introduction Operation Parameters 3F Delete Measure3G Insert Measure 3H Copy Measure 3I Move Measure 3J Audio Event Edit Trim buttonTrimming an audio event Audition buttons Audio TrackLocation/Sound name Audition ParametersTrim Parameters Executing the trim operationInserting an audio event Moving an audio eventDeleting an audio event Copying an audio eventStart/stop audition Audio Track Name 4j Audio Track Name4F Delete Measure 4G Insert Measure4H Copy Measure 4I Move MeasureLoad 1B Load SelectedUtility 3B Rename3C Copy 3G Format 3H WipeIntroduction Operation Parameters Appendix 4B Backup to DAT Audio Utility4C Restore from DAT 4D Copy with Sound 4E Disp Used Sound List4F Delete Unused Sound Disk P1 Appendix Error in wiping medium Disk not formattedMemory full. Audio track can’t play to the end No unused sounds foundSpecifications Godzilla Wants my Trinity
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