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SONG MODE Chapter 4. SONG MODE You use SONG mode to play, edit, and record your songs. This chapter explains all SONG mode operations. The RM1x's song memory has room for 20 songs. Each song can comprise as many as 16 sequence tracks and 1 BPM (tempo) track. Playback and recording in the SONG mode is essentially the same as in the PATTERN mode. Conceptually, the only difference is that the SONG mode is designed for recording and playing back complete songs, while the PATTERN mode is intended for recording and playing shorter phrases and patterns. The only functional differences are that the SONG mode allows setting odd time signatures, punch-in recording, and multitrack recording in which all tracks can be recorded simultaneoulsy(from a external MIDI sequencer or computer). 1. SONG Playback 116 2. Recording 117 3. Groove 119 4. Play FX 119 5. MIDI delay 119 6. Arpeggio 119 7. Voice 120 8. Voice Edit 120 9. Effect 120 10. Setup 121 11. Disk 122 12. Job 123 13. Edit 128 14. Split 129 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER 115

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RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER
115
SONG MODE
Chapter 4. SONG MODE
1.
SONG Playback
......................................
116
2.
Recording
................................................
117
3.
Groove
...................................................
119
4.
Play FX
....................................................
119
5.
MIDI delay
..............................................
119
6.
Arpeggio
................................................
119
7.
Voice
......................................................
120
8.
Voice Edit
................................................
120
9.
Effect
......................................................
120
10. Setup
......................................................
121
11. Disk
........................................................
122
12. Job
.........................................................
123
13. Edit
.........................................................
128
14. Split
........................................................
129
You use SONG mode to play, edit, and record your songs. This chapter
explains all SONG mode operations.
The RM1x’s song memory has room for 20 songs.
Each song can comprise as many as 16 sequence tracks and 1 BPM (tempo) track.
Playback and recording in the SONG mode is essentially the
same as in the PATTERN mode. Conceptually, the only differ-
ence is that the SONG mode is designed for recording and
playing back complete songs, while the PATTERN mode is in-
tended for recording and playing shorter phrases and patterns.
The only functional differences are that the SONG mode allows
setting odd time signatures, punch-in
recording, and multitrack recording
in which all tracks can be recorded
simultaneoulsy(from a external MIDI
sequencer or computer).