FXpansion GURU - Manual (Page 57)

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cycling through the Pattern, so you can keep playing entering
notes.
When you want to stop Recording, you can do one of the fol-
lowing:
• Press the Play button to stop Recording and return to
Record-armed mode.
• Press the Record button in order to stop Recording but con-
tinue playback. You can enter Record mode again at any time
during normal playback by hitting the Record button.
Commit/Undo
GURU offers the Commit/Undo buttons if you want to carry on
jamming, without leaving Record mode. If the ‘Use MIDI notes
for Commit/Undo in Record mode’ option is enabled in the
GURU Options panel, these buttons are also mapped to MIDI
keys, so you won’t have to leave your MIDI keyboard! After
playing in a part while in Record mode:
• Click the Commit button (or use MIDI note G#2) to make the
take permanent. GURU will not leave Record mode, and you
can carry on jamming on top of the last take.
• Click the Undo button (or use MIDI note A#2) in order to re-
vert the Pattern back to its state when you last hit Commit (or,
if you haven’t pressed Commit yet, when you entered Record
mode).
Please note that the MIDI note for the Undo button is only ac-
tive during Recording (and if the relevant option is enabled in
the GURU Options panel), and not during normal operation.
Record mode options
GURU’s Options panel includes a number of options with
which to customize Record mode
1 . The mapping of MIDI keys
to the Commit and Undo buttons has already been mentioned
above. Additionally, GURU features the following:
• Ability to map the current Pad chromatically to the Pattern
keys during Record mode.
• Ability to map the current Pad to the Pattern keys with scaled
velocities during Record mode.
• Ability to disable velocity-sensitivity during Record mode.
1 Consult sections 9:1 and
9:4 for further details on the
Record mode options.
Commit:
MIDI note G#2
Undo:
MIDI note A#2