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1Select the desired sound for recording on Track 1.
2Open the screen from: [SONG/PATTERN] → Pattern.

The Pattern screen appears.

NOTE

You can open the same screen from: [PERFORMANCE] → Play/Rec → Pattern.

3Change the Length (of the Scene), Tempo, and other settings as needed.
4Press one of the [SCENE] buttons to select the desired Scene for recording.
5Press the [] (Record) button.

Recording will be set to standby.

(1)Pattern Name
(2)Name of currently selected Performance
(3)Measure
(4)Position for recording and playback
(5)Tempo
(6)Quantize
(7)Switching recording types (not shown when recording a new pattern)
(8)Scene
(9)Length of the pattern
(10)Turning on or off the function to start recording at key-on
(11)Turning the loop setting on or off
6Press the [] (Play) button to start recording.
7Play the keyboard.

When Loop is on, the recorded phrase is played back in a loop while on the recording screen. This way, you can continue to record new phrases to other tracks without having to stop and start the recorder each time.

NOTE

When you press the REC button during recording, the REC button will flash and Rehearsal mode is enabled. In Rehearsal mode, the Pattern will be played back but recording will be temporarily disabled, making it useful for practicing. During recording, you can switch between the Recording and Rehearsal modes by pressing the REC button.

8Select the desired sound for recording on Track 2.
9Play the keyboard along with the phrase you recorded on Track 1.
10Record other tracks as needed.

Songs and Patterns are stored automatically when recorded.
If you wish to change the tempo or sound of the recorded Song or Pattern before storing it, select StorePattern&Perf Settings (or Store Song&Perf Settings for a Song).

NOTE

If you have edited any parameters for the Performance, you will need to store the Performance.

Undo cancels the last recording action and deletes what has been just recorded.
Redo restore the recording that has been canceled by Undo.

Undo (does not appear when there are no recordings.)

Undo cancels the last recording action and restores the recording to its original state.

Redo (does not appear until Undo has been performed.)

By selecting Redo, the state before performing Undo will be restored.

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