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you made a mistake, simply press
[Bwd]
to decrease the memory location for the
next chord/note entering. Once you have specified all desired notes and/or chords,
the Spectralis of course does not have any information yet regarding touch sensitivity,
time position or the length of the notes. This information is being input in the next step
- the "Tapping" dialog.
Once you're finished defining the pitch of the notes use
[Exit]
. The following Display
message shows the option
[Tapping]
not in pointed but square brackets, as this
function has now been activated after the definition of chord memories. Use
[Tapping]
to get to the following display:
StepbyStep Tapping Part Asyn1
Len: 8/8 NumBar: 8 [Rnd] Quant:16
The dialog here is very similar to the real-time record dialog. You can now define
the measure format and select the number of bars, you want to tap with your chord
memories. When done push
[START]
. You will hear the metronome and you now
can record the rhythmic pattern for the chord-memories using your keyboard or the
Spectralis "Mini-Keyboard" again. It does not matter which keys you now are playing,
only the rhythmic pattern matters. What is being recorded are the values of the touch
dynamics, the time position and the length of the keystrokes. With each recorded
key, the next available note/chord will be played back. A special creative tool is
being done by the button "Rnd". It arranges that chord-memories are not recalled
while tapping successively in order but in random order. Each use of the "Rnd" function
creates a new random order.Once you're finished recording, you can change the
quantisation in this menu and then end the recording process using
[Stop]
. You will
then see the menu "replace or discard". These option operate the same way as in the
realtime record process.
TIP: Sometimes you would like to trigger a desired chord memory during
the tapping procedure directly. By holding the [Shift]-button, you can
trigger the chord memories 1-16 directly by the corresponding num-
buttons.
"How to...? - "Chord Record" Recording
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