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Tutorials: Setup Mode
Basics Of Using Riffs
16. We can make the riffs both play in perfect sync by always starting them at the exact same time. One
way to do this is by making the horn riff start only when the drum riff plays a down beat. To do this,
go to the RIFF2 page for zone 5 and use the cursor buttons to select the
SyncZone
field in the top
right of the page. Select
Riff 4
by pressing
4
then the
Enter
button on the alphanumeric pad (see
below.) You can also use the - / + buttons or the Alpha Wheel to select Riff 4.
17. Next, use the cursor buttons to select the field below SyncZone,
SyncType
. Use the - / + buttons or
the Alpha Wheel to select
DownBeatWait
for the
SyncType
field (see below.) Now if you press
pad 2, the PC3LE will wait until you press pad 1 to start both the horn and drum riffs.
Why did we choose these settings? We have selected
Riff 4
for SyncZone, because we want the
horn riff to sync with the drum riff (Riff 4, which is on zone 4.) We chose DownBeatWait as the
SyncType, which makes the horn riff (riff 5) wait to start until there is a downbeat of riff 4. You
could also choose the same settings for
RelSynZn
and
RelSynTyp
to make the horn riff wait to
stop playing until the drum riff plays a downbeat. See
The RIFF2 Page
on page 7-54 for more on
the numerous settings available on this page.
Summary of Contents for PC3LE6
Page 10: ...vi...
Page 24: ...2 10 Startup Software Upgrades...
Page 38: ...3 14 User Interface Basics Quick Song Recording and Playback...
Page 42: ...4 4 The Operating Modes Using the Modes...
Page 64: ...6 16 Program Mode The Program Editor...
Page 134: ...7 70 Setup Mode The Control Setup...
Page 138: ...8 4 Quick Access Mode The QA Editor...
Page 194: ...10 34 Song Mode and the Song Editor Song Editor The EVENT Page...
