4 - Sequencer

Sequence Edit

Sequence Edit

Bars - Beats-Ticks		Preset Assigned Input Quantize,
Counter	Seq #	Tempo	to Track	Loop Mode On
Track
Numbers
Track Mode
MIDI Channel
Cut/Copy/Paste		Locate	Sequence	Transport
Track Delete			Manage	Controls
Sequence
Filters

Metronome, Tempo, Input Quantize, Record Functions

Looping, MIDI Machine Control

OSee Chapter 1: The Basics, for step by step instructions on creating a sequence.

OMultitimbral Recording: 1 Be in Multimode.

2.Set Track Mode to “R”.

3.Set the MIDI channel to @1 (or other channel).

4.Select a Preset.

5.Select Transport.

6.Press Record, then Play.

7.Start Playing!

8.Repeat for Track 2.

The Sequence Edit screen is so versatile that you will probably do ALL your sequencing from this page! It contains all the features that allow you to edit and modify your sequence once it has been recorded.

Use the up/down cursor keys to select between the 48 tracks. Use the left/ right cursor keys to select parameters such as the preset assigned to the track, MIDI channel of the track (for controlling external MIDI devices), volume of the track, pan position of the track and length of the track in bars/beats and ticks. Tracks can be set up to record, play back, solo and mute, and presets can be changed and rearranged.

Pressing the Menu/Transport key (F6) allows you to bring up the transport controls at any time.

Tracks can be rearranged using the cut, copy and paste utilities and filter tools. The Setup submenu contains setup functions such as metronome, tempo, input quantize and count-in functions.

v To Access the Sequence Edit Menu:

1.Hold the Decimal Point key and press Assignable Key 1. On the E4K or E-Synth keyboard, press the Sequencer key.

2.Press the Edit key (F5). The Sequencer Edit screen shown on the previous page appears.

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