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View the recorded data
The notes you record on the sequencer are recorded as MIDI messages. Let’s use the
Microscope display (SEQ/Micro) to check the drum performance data you recorded just now.
<Procedure>
❶ While holding down [SHIFT], press [BWD] to move right to the beginning of the first measure
of the song.
❷ Press [F4] (Micro).
The Microscope display (SEQ/Micro) will appear.
❸ Press [ ] to view the recorded performance data.
Pressing [ ] will move the “>” symbol to the next data. Pressing [ ] will move the “>” sym-
bol to the previous data.
✳ A “*” symbol displayed at the left of performance data indicates that other data has also been
recorded at the same Song position.
Record the bass using step recording
The Step Recording function allows you to input notes and rests one by one. It is suitable for
recording a bass line that should be rhythmically correct, or other Parts you may have difficul-
ties playing by hand. Use “PR-B:013 Finger Bass” assigned to Part 2 of a Performance.
✳ Mix-recording data on one Phrase track is not possible when step recording. If you want to mix
(combine) sequencer data into a single Phrase track, you need to conduct separate step record-
ing sessions and merge the takes using the Track Edit function (Owner's Manual p. 130).
<Procedure>
❶ Press [PERFORM].
❷ Press [ ] or [ ] until “Part 2(PR-B:013 Finger Bass)” is on the display so that you can play a
bass line on the keyboard.
❸ Press [SEQUENCER], then [F4] (Micro) to call up the Microscope display (SEQ/Micro).
❹ Hold down [SHIFT] and press [BWD] to return to measure 1.
❺ Select Phrase track 2 as the recording destination by pressing TRACK/PART [2].
Song position (Measure-Beat-Clock)
Performance data
The part played by the keyboard
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