Chapter 10 j obs – Yamaha SU700 User Manual
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Chapter 10 J
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Chapter 10 Jobs
If EVNT=NOTE
4.
The screen now displays information about the note-on event nearest the current
song location, as follows.
5.
Select a note you want to edit or delete by pressing the sequencer’s
or
but-
ton as necessary. Each press on the
button moves you to the next note event;
each press on
moves you to the preceding note event.
6.
You can delete or edit any note events on the selected track as follows.
●
To Delete the Note: Press the JOB/[DEFAULT] knob-function button. The informa-
tion for the displayed note disappears, and the screen now shows information about
the next note on the track (if any); or, if there is no next note, the screen shows in-
formation about the previous note (if any). If you have deleted all note events, the
screen displays
NO EVENTS
, and you must then press [CANCEL] or [OK] to termi-
nate the job.
●
To Shift the Start Time: Press
as necessary so that the initial screen’s measure,
beat, or clock-count value is flashing, and then turn the dial. (Note that you cannot
shift the timing such that note play would overlap the preceding or subsequent
note.)
●
To Change the Velocity: Press
or
so that the velocity value is flashing,
and the use the dial to change the value. You can change the velocity to any value
from 000 to 127.
●
To Change the Gate Time: Press
or
as necessary so that the gate-time
beat or clock-count value is flashing, and then use the dial to adjust the value.
Again, note that you can adjust the gate time such that the note would overlap the
subsequent note.
7.
Repeat steps 5, 6 , and 7 as necessary to edit or delete all notes you wish to change.
When you are finished making changes, press [OK] to register them or else press
[CANCEL] to cancel them. (If you press [CANCEL], all data will be returned to its
original state.)
▼ The SU700 returns you to the main screen.
Measure-Beat-clock count
(location of note-one
event)
Note’s velocity valve
Note’s duration (gate time)
Clock count