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User Styles 65
Always remember that simple Variations lead to the best results. A
simple Variation can be enhanced and enriched by adding new
tracks. For example, you can record Major Variation 1 on three tracks
only (Drums, Bass, Acc1) and with simple patterns.
Record Variation 2 setting Major e Minor in the same tracks (Drums,
Bass, Acc1), but adding small differences. Variation 4 can be
recorded on 4 tracks (Drums, Bass, Acc1, Acc2) and further changes
to its patterns. Variation 4 could feature Major, Minor and 7th chords
on all of the five tracks (Drums, Bass, Acc1, Acc2, Acc3) and more
complex Riffs.
NOTE: Each Variation may only contain a Fll pattern.
11. When you finish recording, press ESCAPE to exit the Sequencer
mode.
User Style playback
1.Press the Start/Stop key to start the User Style.
Nota: If you have recorded less then 4 Variations, make sure that the
leds corresponding to the Variations are ON. If they are not, no sound
will be heard.
2. Play with your User Style as if you were using a normal ROM Style.
Modifying a User Style
Overdub, Quantize, Clear Note, Clear Riff,
Clear Tempo, Clear All Style
Various options are available to modify your User Style.
You can apply changes as soon as you have finished recording a Riff
or a Style.
1 . If you have finished recording a Riff, do not exit the Record mode.
2. If you are not in Record mode, press the RECORD key to enable
the mode, then use the + and - to select the Riff you wish to modify.
Select the desired track by pressing the corresponding Function (F1 -
F5) key.
Your style can now be modified. The following modification options
are possible:
Adding new elements (Overdub)
You can add new elements to a recorded Riff.
1. Set the Riff to Record mode.
2. Play the notes you wish to add to the pattern. The new elements
will be added (overdub) the existing ones.
3. Stop the recording and repeat the procedure for each track you
wish to modify.