Display adjustments
You can adjust the display contrast and control the backlight as follows.
1.While the main screen is shown, press the [SONG/UTILITY/TUNER]
key, and then use the left/right [PARAMETER/VALUE] keys to bring the indication "Lcd" onto the display.
2.Press the [ENTER/YES] key.
The first item of the LCD menu is shown.
CONT 1
3.Use the left/right [PARAMETER/ VALUE] keys to select the item, and
use the up/down [PARAMETER/ VALUE] keys to adjust the setting value.
Available items and their setting range are shown in the table below.
HINT
When operating the
4.When the setting is complete, press the [EXIT/NO] key several
times to return to the main screen.
Using the AUX IN jacks to save tracks
AUX IN is an input that accepts an external signal which is then mixed with the internal signal of the
This can serve several purposes. For example, during track recording or overdubbing, you could connect a rhythm machine synchronized to the
Track recording/overdubbing
During track recording/overdubbing, connect the output of a rhythm machine to the [AUX IN] jacks. Synchronize playback of the rhythm machine to operation of the
Bounce/mixdown
During bounce/mixdown, change the rhythm machine connection over to the [INPUT 1]/[INPUT 2] jacks. If you synchronize operation of the
–4 for bounce/mixdown. The rhythm machine mix ratio can be adjusted with the [INPUT LEVEL] control 1/2.
| INPUT 1/2 |
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MIDI OUT | LINE OUT | MIDI IN |
| Rhythm | |
machine | ||
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You can also apply the send/return effect and mixdown effect to the rhythm machine sound (➝ p. 21, 25).
Reference [Other Functions]
Display items and setting range
Item | Display | Setting range | Description |
CONTRAST | CONT | 0, 1, 2 | Adjust the display contrast. |
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BACK LIGHT | LIT | ON, OF | Switch the display backlight on and off. |
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MIDI OUT | AUX IN | LINE OUT | MIDI IN |
Rhythm | ||
machine | ||
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The output at the MASTER [L]/[R] jacks allows you to monitor the sound from the instrument currently being recorded, the playback sound of
Reference [Other Functions]
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ZOOM | ZOOM |
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