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Changing the Playback Tempo
When playing a MIDI file, you can change the playback tempo with the Data Dial or the [DEC]/[INC] buttons. When you
start playback of the song, it is normal that a tempo value contained in the song file is automatically set to this
parameter. If necessary, you can change the playback tempo.
NOTE: You cannot change the playback tempo when the “MIDI Sync” parameter in Utility MIDI display (page 137) is set to “external” or
set to “auto” while receiving external MIDI clock.
Storing the order of the Chain Steps
If you want to store the settings in the Sequence Play mode, press the [STORE] button before turning the power off.
When the confirmation message (called up via the [STORE] button) appears, press the [ENTER] button to actually store
the settings.
Basic Structure
Voice
Performance
Multi
SEQ Play
Master
Remote
File
Audio Rec/Play
Utility
SEQ Play
Sequence Play Edit
In Sequence Play Edit, you can make MIDI settings for each MIDI file assigned to each Chain Step and playback
volume settings for each Audio file assigned to each Chain Step.
Play
Edit
Job
Appendix
Operation
Press the [EDIT] button in the Sequence Play display.
CH 1 – 8 display/CH 9 – 16 display
INT (Internal Switch)
Determines whether musical performance data of each track is sent to the internal tone generator block or not. If you
use the internal tone generator, move the cursor to the desired channel then enter the checkmark with the [INC] button.
When removing the checkmark with the [DEC] button, data over the specified MIDI channel will not affect the internal
tone generator.
EXT (External Switch)
Determines whether musical performance data of each track is sent to an external MIDI device or not. If you use an
external MIDI device, move the cursor to the desired channel then enter the checkmark with the [INC] button. When
removing the checkmark with the [DEC] button, data over the specified MIDI channel will not affect the external MIDI
device.
Audio Setting display
When the cursor is located at the parameter in CH16, pressing the Cursor [] button calls up the Audio Setting display.
The Audio Setting display shows the current play position of the MIDI/audio file with a slider icon and time value. Here,
you can set the audio playback level by using the Data Dial or [DEC]/[INC] buttons.
NOTE: The Audio Setting display can be called up only when selecting the Chain Step to which the MIDI/audio file is assigned then
pressing the [EDIT] button.
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