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Section 4. Using rhythm
8.
Use CURSOR [ ] [ ] and VALUE [-]
[+] to select a pattern number.
Select the pattern that you want to start
playing from measure 1.
fig.Disp-ar-S01-step.eps
If you want to specify a different pattern that will
play from measure 2 or later, continue with the
following steps after you’ve performed “Specifying
the pattern for the first measure” (p. 83).
1.
Use CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the
cursor to the step number.
2.
Use VALUE [-] [+] to increment the step.
3.
Use CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the
cursor to the pattern number.
4.
Use VALUE [-] [+] to select the pattern
number that you want to use next.
5.
Use CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the
cursor to the starting measure.
6.
Use VALUE [-] [+] to specify the measure
at which you want the selected pattern to
begin playing.
Tempo Pattern Name
Step
Pattern Number
Starting
Measure
Time
Signature
Placing patterns in the
desired order
You can also use [REW]/[FF] to move the
current step forward or backward in steps
of one.
• The starting measure for step 1 is always set
to “001.” This cannot be changed. You
cannot set a measure in one step that is also
set in the previous step or earlier.
• You cannot set any measures beyond the
starting measure of the subsequent step.
• When an arrangement is played from within
the Play screen, the arrangement plays all
the way to the end, and then the
performance of the pattern set in the last
step is repeated.
• Thus, by setting the preset pattern “P327:
BREAK” for the last step, you can have a rest
be played repeatedly, which makes it seem
as if the performance of the arrangement has
stopped.
fig.04-540
Intro Verse
Step 1 Step 2
Ending
P327
BREAK
Step ** Step **
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