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2. Press START/STOP. The demo will start. Listen, and watch the Display and front
panel as it plays - note the chord and control changes. The demo is only 28
measures in length - very effective as an initial “look” at the Backing Sequencer.
Record your own Backing Sequence...
1. Press the CURSOR> button once. “BSQ0” will flash in the Display.
2. Press the UP/+ button, or rotate the DIAL until “BSQ1” flashes in the Display,
indicating that you’ve selected a new Backing Sequence.
3. Select Arrangement “A11 8 Beat” with the buttons in the ARRANGEMENT section.
4. Press the INTRO/ENDING1 button.
5. Press REC/WRITE.
6. Press START/STOP. You’ll hear a two measure pre-count before recording begins.
7. Play a chord in the lower range of the keyboard during the pre-count - the Display
will indicate the chord you played.
As recording continues...
- Play a melody in the in the upper range of the keyboard.
- Press either FILL button, followed by one of the VARIATION buttons.
Remember - the keyboard, control and chord tracks are all being recorded in the
Backing Sequencer.
8. Press INTRO/ENDING1 and let the Backing Sequence end.
That’s it ! You’ve done it!
9. Press START/STOP to listen to your new Backing Sequence!
What’s that? You don’t like what you’ve done? Not a problem - just hit the RESET button
and begin recording again - you’ll overwrite everything in the current Backing Sequence.