Roland Musical Instrument Play and Stop, Performance mode, Plus/minus see Tempo, Quick mutes

maxWerk - Copyright 2000-2007 Amanda Pehlke

Published by RedMoon Music - www.RedMoon-Music.com

Play (and Stop) -

The spacebar starts and stops maxWerk's internal MIDI clock and all enabled functions. After they stop, maxWerk flushes all held notes for each track and follows up with an All Notes Off command.

The Arpeggiator for testing progressions works only when maxWerk is stopped.

Performance mode -

[Shift p] toggles Performance mode, which is a shortcut command enabling all functions necessary to listen a finished Werk or record a midifile. maxWerk engages the Automute, Melody, and Transpose functions as well as the Tempo Map. Metronome clicks are switched off, and Improv is initially disabled, subject to the Automute window's play controls that allow a section of Improv to switch in and out.

Plus/minus - see Tempo

Pointer – see Bar scroll

Quick mutes –

[Shift q] opens the Quick Mutes window for manual track control.

Scroll - see Bar scroll, Tempo scroll

Record notes - see Keyboard step entry, Step

Reset to Bar 1 -

The left-arrow key sets the counter to Bar 1 and resets all Werk tracks and Melody Blocks. Mod wheel and pitch bend values are reset to defaults on all assigned MIDI device channels, and in GS mode, sound settings for all parts are restored to their last phatWerk values. Play automatically stops before a reset. The main screen bar counter briefly reads "resetting" while this takes place.

Reset to "go-to" bar

[Shift slash] sets the Werk to resume play from the last "go-to" bar. Play automatically stops first, but track functions are not reset.

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