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15
Names of Things and What They Do
[TEMPO] button
This button changes the tempo of the song (p. 68).
[KEY CTRL] button
This button changes the key of the song (p. 68).
[MINUS ONE] (CENTER CANCEL) button
This button lets you mute a part in a song or reduce the
volume of the melody (e.g., vocal), so that you can play
that part or melody yourself (p. 69).
[ ] button
This button lets you repeatedly play a region between two
points (the A-B region) of the song (p. 67).
[VALUE] dial
Use this dial to move the cursor, select parameters, or edit
values.
[FAVORITE] button
You can register a favorite song (p. 70) or studio set (p. 54)
for instant recall.
[PART] button
This button accesses a screen where you can edit the part
settings (p. 49).
[INST] button
This button accesses a screen where you can edit the part’s
sound (p. 46).
[PLAYER] button
This button accesses a screen where you can select songs
(p. 63).
[ ] (STOP) button
This button stops song playback.
[ ] (PLAY/PAUSE) button
This button starts or pauses song playback.
[ ] (PREV) button
This button moves to the beginning of the song or selects
the previous song. By holding down this button, you can
rewind the song.
You can perform these operations while the song is
playing or stopped.
[ ] (NEXT) button
This button selects the next song. By holding down this
button, you can fast-forward the song.
You can perform these operations while the song is
playing or stopped.
[EXIT] button
This button cancels the operation, taking you back to the
previous screen.
[ENTER] button
Press this button to confirm a value or execute an
operation.
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