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Chapter 2. SONG MODE

1 (Graphic)

Graphic screen
6. Song Editing
4. Move the graph cursor to the event that you want to
edit. You can use various methods, as follows. Notice
that the location pointer along the top of the screen
always points to the current position of the graph cur-
sor.
• Press d [D1] to move the location entry area. Select
the measure using the data dial, n, y, or the numeric
keypad.
• You can always move the graph cursor rapidly across the
screen using the shuttle dial or the r or f key. If you
move the cursor more slowly with the shuttle dial, the QY700
will play out note events as the cursor passes.
• You can move the graph cursor one event at a time by press-
ing u or d. Again, the QY700 will reproduce note events
when the cursor lands on them.
5. When you reach an event that you want to edit, use
l or r to move the edit cursor (on the bottom line)
to the value you want to change: the measure, the
beat, the clock count, or any of the arguments. Then
change the selected value using the data dial, n/
y, or the numeric keypad. Regardless of the entry
method, you must press e to register the value.
• The new settings will blink on the screen until you press
e to register them. If you move the graph cursor before
pressing e, the original values will remain in effect.
6. When you are finished, press 1 (EvntList) to re-
turn to the Event List screen, or press e to return
to the SONG PLAY screen.
• The graphic editing page shows the following data in graphi-
cal form: note events, velocity values, pitchbend events, and
control changes. The page is divided into three different
graphs: a beat graph, a piano roll, and a point graph. In
addition, an event line along the bottom of the screen indi-
cates the values for the currently selected event.
• The screen presents two cursors. The graph cursor, in the
graphical part of the screen, selects the event to be edited.
The edit cursor, along the bottom line, selects the value to
be edited.
• Note that a location pointer along the top of the screen al-
ways points to the current location of the graph cursor.
• You adjust the various values (such as gate times and
pitchbend levels) by entering changes directly on the event
line along the bottom of the page, using the same proce-
dures that you use when working at the Event List screen
(→ p.131). The changes that you make produce correspond-
ing changes in the graphical part of the screen.
• It is not possible to insert or delete events at this screen. If
you wish to make an insertion or deletion, you must return
to the Event List screen.
• You can return to the Event List screen by pressing 1
(EvntList). You can change the track being edited at any
time by pressing u or d.
1. At the SONG PLAY screen, press u or
d to select the track you want to edit.
• On the SONG PLAY screen, the selected track (the “key-
board track”) is indicated by highlight.
2. Press e to enter SONG EDIT submode (Event
List screen).
3. Press 1 (Graphic) to move to the graphical edit
screen.
sSONG PLAY
eÊSong Edit
1ÊGraphic
1ÊEvent list
3ÊTrack name
2ÊXG View
4ÊView Filter
5ÊDelete
6ÊInsert
5.Velocity
6.Pitchbend
7.Control change
Control number
4.Event line
1.Beat graph 2.Piano roll
SHIFT F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 SHIFT EXIT
3.Point graph