Yamaha qs300 User Manual

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● Select the Pattern Bank: User (Usr) or Preset

● Select the Pattern number: 001 - 100.

● Change the Time Signature: 1/16 - 16/16, 1/8 - 16/

Each Pattern has a default Time Signature, but this can
be changed as desired.  Each measure can also be
assigned a different Time Signature.

NOTE: If the selected time signature results in shorter
measures than the pattern default, the pattern will be
truncated (cut short) accordingly.  If the selected time
signature results in longer measures than the pattern
default, the pattern will be repeated to fill the specified
measure length.

● Enter an End-of-Song marker.
An End-of-Song marker causes playback to stop at the
end of the corresponding measure.  This allows you to
stop playback at any point without having to use an
Ending section.  To erase an End-of-Song marker,
highlight it and press 

* (Clear) or the D button.

● Erase any entered data at the highlight by press-

* (Clear).

NOTE: Tempo (Tmp) track data is entered in the Edit
mode (see page 186).

■ Pattern Entry

*

F1

F2

F3

F4

F5

F6

F7

F8

Select a Section.
Highlight the Section
parameter, and
change the value.

Select a Pattern.
Highlight the Bank or
Number parameter, and
change the value.

Enter an End-of-Song
marker, if desired.
Highlight the End-of-Song
block, and press the 

I

button to enter a marker.
Press the 

D

 button to

delete a marker.

Change the Time Signature,
if desired.
Highlight the Time Signature
parameter, and change the
value.  (Though each Pattern
has a default Time Signature,
this can be changed.)

Select a measure.
Use the 

k

/

l

buttons or the cursor

,

/

.

 buttons to

move through the
measures.

To move the highlight to different blocks and mea-
sures: .................................................................................
• Use the cursor buttons.

To scroll up or down through the measures: ..............
• Use the 

k/l buttons.

To return to the first measure of the Song: .................
• Press the 

t button.