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When the bass track is selected, "BASS" will always be
shown in the PAD area in the right of the display.
2.
As necessary, press the [BANK] key and turn the
dial to switch the pad bank.
When the bass track is selected, you can switch the pad
bank to change the scale or range of the bass program
played by pads 1 – 8. For the bass track, you can select pad
banks Maj-1 – Maj-3 and min-1 – min-3 (default: Maj-1).
"Maj" is a major scale, and "min" is a natural minor scale.
The number following Maj or min indicates the range in
units of an octave.
3.
As necessary, use the cursor [
Q
]/[
W
] keys to
change the tonic (C – B) of the currently selected
scale (default: E).
4
Press the [EXIT] key.
You will return to the rhythm pattern screen. The pad bank
and scale tonic settings will remain valid even if you
change screens or modes.
If necessary, you can also change the drum kit / bass
program sound that is assigned to the track (→ p.57).
You can specify the shortest note value to be recorded, and
the length and time signature of the rhythm pattern, and
then record your performance on the pads.
■
Setting the minimum note value unit
(quantization)
With the initial settings, your performance on the pads will
be aligned to the closest 16th note when it is recorded in a
rhythm pattern. In a context like this, the minimum note
value that is recorded is called the "quantization." The
quantization can be changed as follows.
1.
Make sure that the [PATTERN] key is lit, and
press the [RHYTHM] key.
The [RHYTHM] key will light, and the rhythm pattern
screen will appear.
A rhythm pattern can be recorded or edited only when the
[RHYTHM] key is lit.
2.
Press the [EDIT] key.
A screen will appear in which you can edit the rhythm
pattern settings. (This is called the "rhythm pattern edit
menu.")
3.
Use the cursor [
E
]/[
R
] keys to make the display
read "EDIT QUANTIZ," and press the [ENTER] key.
The current quantization setting will be displayed. The
display has the following significance.
4:
quarter note
8:
8th note
12:
8th note triplet
16:
16th note (default setting)
24:
16th note triplet
32:
32nd note
Hi:
one tick (no quantization)
• One tick is a length corresponding to 1/48th of a quarter
note.
• This setting is common to all rhythm patterns.
4.
Turn the dial to change the setting, and press the
[EXIT] key.
The new setting will be finalized, and you will return to the
rhythm pattern edit menu.
5.
Press the [EXIT] key.
You will return to the rhythm pattern screen.
HINT
Quantization setting
NOTE
Recording your pad performance in a
rhythm pattern
HINT
Tonic of scale Pad bank
HINT
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Reference [Rhythm]
Creating an original rhythm pattern