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Using the Memory
7. Press
START/STOP
to end record-
ing.
This data is stored on the selected
track in addition to the notes you
played:
• tone number
• optional pedal operations
• pitch bender operations
• drum pad operations
Step Recording
1. Repeatedly press
MEMORY
until
Rec. No.
appears.
2. Within 5 seconds, repeatedly press
+
or
–
to select a song number.
3. Press the desired
CHORD
button (
2
–
6
) to select the track you want to
record on.
4. Change the tone, if desired.
5. Press
STEP
to start recording.
6. Use the keyboard or
+
or
–
to enter
notes, or
0
to enter rests.
• When you enter the note using
the keyboard with touch response
turned on, the key pressure is
also recorded.
• You can also enter the chords
using the keyboard.
• When you use
+
or
–
to enter a
note, a staff on the display shows
the note you enter.
• To delete a rest entry, press
0
again.
7. Use
1
–
9
to enter the length of the
note or rest.
8. Repeat entering chords by playing
them and specifying their length.
9. Press
MEMORY
,
STEP
, or
START/
STOP
to end recording.
Notes:
• If you make a mistake, see “Correct-
ing Mistakes” on Page 31.
• When you record on a track that
already contains data, the keyboard
automatically locates the end of the
previous recording — measure,
beat, or clock (
1
/
48
of a beat) — and
appends your new entry from there.
• To record a drum pad part, play a
drum pad in Step 5.
• During recording on Tracks 2
through 6, the entire keyboard func-
tions as a melody keyboard, regard-
less of the current
MODE
setting.
• This data is stored on the selected
track in addition to the notes you
played:
• tone number
• drum pad operations
• You can turn off a specific track dur-
ing playback by using the mixer
function (see “Using the Mixer” on
Page 18).
Changing the Navigation Track
After you record, the display shows the
contents of the last recorded or edited
track. To display a different track, re-
peatedly press
TRANSPOSE/TUNE/MIDI
until
Bend
appears, then repeatedly