Contents
Chapter 5 Use with MIDI devices |
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About MIDI | 85 |
What is MIDI | 85 |
MIDI connectors | 85 |
MIDI channels | 85 |
MIDI messages | 85 |
MIDI implementation chart | 85 |
Using MIDI to switch the track status | 86 |
Synchronizing with a MIDI sequencer | 86 |
Using MTC | 86 |
Using the tempo map | 89 |
Using the sync track | 91 |
When you experience problems with synchronization | 92 |
Chapter 6 Use with a Zip drive |
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Connecting a Zip drive | 93 |
Initializing the disk (Drive Initialize) | 93 |
Select the Zip drive as the recording destination (Drive Select) | 93 |
Saving performance data on a Zip disk (Song Copy) | 94 |
Saving on a single disk (Playable) | 94 |
When the data cannot be saved on a single disk (Archive) | 95 |
If you have problems saving the data | 96 |
Chapter 7 Use with a DAT recorder (DAT backup) |
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Saving performance data to a DAT recorder (Backup) | 97 |
Loading performance data from a DAT recorder (Recover) | 98 |
Checking the names of the performance data that was saved (Name) | 99 |
Checking the storage status of performance data that was saved (Verify) | 99 |
Chapter 8 Using the internal effects |
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Examples of how the effects can be used | 100 |
Applying reverb to a recorded performance (Loop) | 100 |
Applying reverb as you record (Loop) | 102 |
Applying a vocoder while you record (Insert) | 104 |
Applying reverb while bouncing tracks (Loop) | 106 |
If the effect does not sound as you expect | 108 |
Chapter 9 Other convenient functions |
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Sounding the metronome | 109 |
Using an external MIDI sound source to play the metronome | 109 |
Using a foot switch to playback/stop | 110 |
Stopping automatically (Marker stop) | 110 |
Changing the pitch during playback | 111 |
Listening only to a specific channel (Solo) | 111 |
Simultaneously adjusting a stereo source (Channel Link) | 112 |
Undoing a recording or editing operation | 112 |
Recording/editing operations which can be undone (Undo) | 112 |
Canceling the | 113 |
Canceling only the | 113 |
When the disk has little remaining space | 113 |
Deleting only unneeded performance data (Song Optimize) | 113 |
Deleting one song of performance data (Song Erase) | 113 |
Chapter 10 Overall settings and status checking |
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If the display area is difficult to read (Contrast) | 114 |
Switching the contents of the display (Bar Display) | 114 |
Displaying measures/beats | 115 |
Checking the size of a recorded performance | 115 |
Restoring the mixer settings to the initial state | 116 |
If there is no internal hard disk | 116 |
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