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Rename a Performance .......................................62
Copy Performances ...........................................62
Saving the edited Performance List ...........................63
Filtering Performance Memories Settings (Lock function) .....63
Why is it Convenient to Use Filters (Lock Function)? ...........63
Which Parameter Can you Filter? ..............................63
How to Switch Filters On/O Directly by Panel ................63
16. Using Audio Phrases (Audio Key) ..........................65
Creating an Audio Key Set ...................................65
Initialize the Audio Key Internal Memory (Make
New) ............................................65
Using an Audio Drum Loop ...............65
Using the FC-7 footswitch unit Board ......65
Assign audio les to the various keys. ............66
Specifying the audio phrase length. ..............66
Fine Tuning. .....................................67
Synchronizing the Audio Phrase Loop with the
Rhythm Loop. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67
Assigning a Name to Your new Audio Phrase .................68
Basic playback functions for your phrases ....................68
Special playback functions ..................................69
Saving and loading Audio Key Sets ..........................70
Saving your new or edited Audio Key Set .........70
Loading an Audio Key Set ........................70
Playing Back your Phrases ...................................71
Synchronize your Phrases with the Start of Rhythm Playback .71
Synchronize your Phrases with the Start and Stop of Rhythm
Playback ......................................................71
How to Save and recall an Audio Key Set into a Performance ..71
How to Use the Audio Key Set in the MIDI Data Recorder. .....72
17. Adding pictures to the music ..............................73
Displaying photos automatically .............................73
Enjoying a VIMA TUNES slide show ...........................73
Enjoying a slide show of your own pictures ...................73
Using one of your own pictures as background ...............74
‘User’ background and slide shows ...............74
Picture display and song lyrics ...................74
18. Recording your Performance ..............................75
Recording your Performance as Audio Data ..................75
Recording .....................................................75
Listening to your recording ...................................76
Recording your own as well as your Band’s Performances ....76
Recording your Performance as MIDI Data ...................76
Tracks, MIDI channels and 16-Track Sequencer. ...............78
19. Recording a Chord Sequence (Chord Loop) ................79
“Realtime” chord sequencing (Loop Mode) ...................79
Recording a Chords Sequence for an Entire Song
(Sequencer Mode). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79
Playing back a Chords Sequence .............................79
Saving the Chords Sequence ................................79
Loading a Chords Sequence .................................80
20. Working with the 16-Track Sequencer .....................81
Important Things Before Using 16-Track Sequencer. ..........81
Selecting the 16-Track Sequencer ............................81
About the sequencer’s main pages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81
Left display ...................................................81
Right display .................................................81
MUTE & SOLO function ..........................81
Recording a Song from Scratch ..............................81
Initialize a Song ...............................................81
Before Starting to Record .....................................82
Recording an Existing Song ..................................83
Saving Your Song. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84
If You Leave the 16-Track Sequencer Without Save Your Song. 84
Editing one or several tracks (Track Edit) .....................84
QUANTIZE ....................................................85
ERASE .........................................................86
DELETE .......................................................86
COPY .........................................................87
INSERT ........................................................87
KEY (Transpose) ...............................................88
CHANGE VELOCITY ...........................................88
CHANGE GATE TIME ..........................................89
MERGE ........................................................89
GLOBAL CHANGE .............................................90
SHIFT CLOCK ..................................................90
TRACK EXCHANGE ............................................91
Editing Song using Micro Edit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .91
Other edit operations .........................................92
Create Event ....................................92
Erase Event ......................................92
Move Event .....................................92
Copy Event and Place Event ......................93
Editing the Master Track .....................................93
Other edit operations .........................................95
Create Event ....................................95
Erase Event ......................................95
Move Event .....................................95
Copy Event and Place Event ......................96
21. How to Edit Rhythm or SMF (Makeup Tools) ................97
Using the Makeup Tools .....................................97
Parameters in the “Palette page : ................97
Tone (T), Drum (D ) .......................98
Mute (T)/Drum Mute (D ) .................98
Solo ......................................98
Perc Mute (D ) ............................98
Volume ...................................98
Reverb ...................................98
Chorus ...................................98
Panpot ...................................98
Octave (T) ................................98
Velocity ..................................98
Cut O ...................................98
Resonance ...............................98
Attack (T) ................................99
Decay (T) .................................99
Release (T) ...............................99
Vibrato Rate (T) ...........................99
Vibrato Depth (T) .........................99
Vibrato Delay (T) .........................99
Mfx ......................................99
Mfx Type .................................99
Mfx Edit ..................................99
Equalizer .................................99
Edit EQ ...................................99
Drum Instrument (D ) ....................100
Undo Changes ..........................100
Common ................................................... 101
To commit your changes (Freeze Data) .....................101
Saving Your New Rhythm or Song (SMF) Version in USB
Memory .................................................. 101
22. Rhythm Composer .......................................103
What are Rhythms? ........................................ 103
Patterns (Divisions) .............................103
Tracks ..........................................103
Looped vs. one-shot patterns ...................103
Several drum tracks are possible ................103
Starting to Make your Own Rhythm ........................ 103
Getting ready for the rst track ..................104
Recording a rhythm pattern ....................106
Saving your Rhythm ........................................ 106
Recording Other Tracks and Divisions .......................107
Muting tracks while recording others .......................107
Solo ............................................108
Try the Rhythm Outside of the Composer ..................108
Rhythm Track Edit functions ...............................108
Quantize .......................................109
Erase ...........................................109
Delete .........................................110
Copy ...........................................111
Insert ..........................................112
Key (transposition) .............................112
Change Velocity ................................113
Change Gate Time ..............................113
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