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Editing an existing Style

You can change the Tone used by each part of a Style, and

adjust the volume and effect balance between parts.

The STYLE MAKEUP settings are applied to all divisions of a

Part for which the same Tone is assigned.

1. Select a Style (p. 25 in the owner’s manual).

2. Press [PART VIEW] a number of times to access the STYLE

MAKEUP screen.

You can’t access the STYLE MAKEUP screen during recording

or in recording-standby mode.

3. Use [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] to select a parameter.

4. Turn the VALUE dial to edit the value.

Here’s how to change the effect settings or the amount of

chorus or reverb applied to the Style.

1. Select a Style (p. 25 in the owner’s manual).

2. Press [MENU] so the button is lit.

3. Use [ ] [ ] to select “Style Composer,” and press

[ENTER].

The STYLE COMPOSER screen will appear.

4. Press [2] (STYLE MFX).

The STYLE MFX screen will appear.

You can also access the STYLE MFX screen from the STYLE

COMPOSER screen by pressing [REVERB].

5. Use [ ] [ ] to select a page, and use [ ] [ ] to

select the parameter that you want to edit.

6. Turn VALUE to edit the value.

STYLE MFX screen

To access this screen, press [2] from the STYLE COMPOSER

screen or press [ ] from the STYLE MFX SETTING screen.

Changing the Style’s sounds

(STYLE MAKEUP)

Parameter Value Explanation

PART

Switches between Makeup settings for the

Tones of each part. For example, if Accomp1

is using three Tones, here you can switch

among AC1 1, AC1 2, and AC1 3.

TONE

The Tone used by that part. The top line of the

screen shows the Tone number and Tone

name.

EXPRESS

-127–+127 Offset value for the

Expression assigned to the

Style

PANPOT

-127–+127 Offset value for the Panpot

assigned to the Style

REVERB

-127–+127 Offset value for the Reverb

assigned to the Style

CHORUS

-127–+127 Offset value for the Chorus

assigned to the Style

MUTE

OFF, ON Specifies whether the sound

will be muted (ON) or heard

(OFF).

SOLO

OFF, ON

Specifies whether this part

alone will be heard by itself

(ON) or not (OFF).

Press [ ] [ ] to turn

this ON for the part at which

the cursor is located.

Changing the Style’s MFX

settings (STYLE MFX)

Parameter Value Explanation

MFX Type

00–78 Select the MFX to use, and

edit the parameter values.

Refer to “Multi-Effects Parameters” (p. 56 in Owner’s

Manual).

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Contents

Main Contents New functions in Prelude Version 2.0 Playing back songs with Lyrics data Creatingd and editing a User Style Other added functions Recording or editing a song Playing back songs with Lyrics data Copying songs to the USB memory Importing songs with Lyrics data Before you compose a Style How a Style is constructed Divisions Checking the settings for each part of a Division Creating a User Style Editing an existing Style STYLE MFX screen Changing the Styles sounds (STYLE MAKEUP) Changing the Styles MFX settings (STYLE MFX) Saving a Style Creating a new Style Initializing the style (STYLE INITIALIZE) Realtime recording Recording a Style Page Entering chords Assigning a name to the Style The Relation between Note Value Length and Gate Time Saving the Style you recorded Editing a Style Correcting the note timing (Quantize) Erasing unwanted data (Erase) Deleting an unwanted region (Delete) Copying performance data (Copy) Page Inserting blank space (Insert) Shifting the pitch (Transpose) Modifying the note dynamics (Change Velocity) Modifying the note durations (Change Gate Time) Replacing performance data (Global Change) Making fine adjustments to the timing (Shift Clock) Changing the length of each part (Style Part Length) Specifying the time signature (Time Signature) Editing a Style in more detail (STYLE MICROSCOPE) Viewing only the performance data you want to see Automatically generating Style data (EZ CONVERT) Creating a song Recording your performance as you play Creating a song Ways to create a song Editing an existing song Creating a new song Editing an existing song Changing the songs sounds (SONG MAKEUP) Changing the songs MFX settings (SONG MFX) Editing an existing song Saving a song SONG MFX screen SONG MFX SETTING screen Naming the Song Creating a new song Initializing the song (SONG INITIALIZE) Recording a song Realtime recording Step recording Entering a chord Naming the Song The Relation between Note Value Length and Gate Time Saving the song you recorded Editing a song (SONG EDIT) Correcting the note timing (Quantize) Erasing unwanted data (Erase) Deleting an unwanted region (Delete) Copying performance data (Copy) Inserting blank space (Insert) Shifting the pitch (Transpose) Modifying the note dynamics (Change Velocity) Modifying the note durations (Change Gate Time) Replacing performance data (Global Change) Making fine adjustments to the timing (Shift Clock) Combining performance data (Merge) Exchanging data with another part (Exchange) Editing a song in more detail (SONG MICROSCOPE) Viewing only the performance data you want to see Editing data that applies to the entire song (SONG MASTER TRACK) Page Other added functions (Owners Manual p. 45) STYLE FINDER SYSTEM PEDAL Other added functions SYSTEM STYLE MIDI (NTA) What is NTA? Other added functions (Owners manual p. 37) Chord Zone Error messages related to creating Styles and Songs Index