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#56742 - 06/05/03 08:45 PM
Tracks 1-15
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When a song is loaded into the 7000 (and other previous keyboards, such as the 6000/6500, or 5000, too), a screen comes up with a horizontal line of some 16 individual tracks. My question: Is there a listing somewhere, or can someone list and/or explain what each individual track does??? ![](http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/confused.gif) Recently, there have been some great new downloads from Larry G., in which certain tracks are muted, thus giving us a chance to provide our own melody lines and/or chording within his prepared registrations. But, except for those muted tracks that Larry explained, I, for one, have no idea what the other tracks do! ![](http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/eek.gif) I also assume there is a way to record each track individually to orchestrate a song with a more professional result than just using East Record. Thanks for any information any of you great Forum and keyboard experts can come up with. Ted ![](http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/confused.gif) [This message has been edited by Ted Rose (edited 06-05-2003).] [This message has been edited by Ted Rose (edited 06-06-2003).]
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#56746 - 06/06/03 12:49 PM
Re: Tracks 1-15
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Registered: 05/01/03
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Hi Ted,
The answer to your query is fairly straightforward. Each track in the sequencer is nothing more than an individual recording facility. You will record onto it, any voice you wish, at anytime, and likewise, be able to change to another voice at anytime. Some tracks are of course, specific to certain functions, and may not be changed to another function.
As such, when sequencing, you would 'lay down' a track at a time, and build one track on top of another. If you don't like any of the voices you've recorded, they can be changed to suit. This way, you progressively build up to a band or orchestra. You can literally, do what you like, and produce what you like. Hope this helps. Good luck Ted.
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#56748 - 06/07/03 12:03 PM
Re: Tracks 1-15
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Registered: 01/17/02
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Hi Frank, good to see you're back on the forum and getting into the mix again. Ted, one other thing you can do with the sequencer is to correct any mistakes you make while doing an "easy record". It takes a little while and some bit of practice to get used to the function of the sequencer editor, but it is a most useful tool. I've always known the editor was there, but until a year or so ago, I wasn't brave enough to use it. I just got tired of always starting a recording over again and again because of a late hit on a note, or hitting the wrong note, etc., you know how it goes. The editor saves you from having to start over on a recording, and I had to force myself to start using this function until I learned the in's and out's and felt comfortable with it. It's a little tricky to use, but a real time saver when you end up with a "doink" in the middle of your performance. When you replay your recording, keep an eye on the measure indicator and note the spot(s) that need a bit of touching up, go back to that spot and repair it. You will be the only one that knows how many times you've had to make corrections, and you'll be surprised how easy it is to use the editor - after a bit of practice. I'll tell you, I don't know how Alec finds all the goodies included in the keyboard, let alone how to use them, but I'm glad he's on our team to help us out! Just keep playing and experimenting, and before long you'll find something hidden in there to tell the forum about. ![](http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/biggrin.gif)
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