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G-70 Music Workstation

A new field has been added to most pages that has the 
following function:

Press this field to “commit” your orchestration changes 
and change them to MIDI messages the Style Composer 
can read. Changes you don’t commit are ignored by the 
Style Composer. Note that “freezing” data is only neces-
sary if you intend to edit a Style using the Style Com-
poser, or to ensure that the settings can no longer be 
modified by accident.

When you press the [STYLE] button below the display, 
the following page appears:

• Start Arranger playback (don’t forget to select the 

desired pattern), then press the [SOLO] field of the 
Style part you want to listen to in isolation.
Only one Style part can be soloed. Pressing another 
[SOLO] field causes the corresponding part to be 
played back in isolation. This setting cannot be saved: 
it is merely meant to help you find the part whose 
volume you want to change or that you want to 
switch off (see below).

Note: If the Solo function is on while you save a User Program, 
all tracks except the soloed one will be set to off, so that only 
the soloed track will be audible when you recall the User Pro-
gram.

■Graphic representation of your data (piano roll)

To get a better idea of where your data are located 
and how they are distributed, press the 

 field. 

The display then changes to:

Except for a (perhaps) clearer representation of the 
data on the selected track, all other operations are 
the same as in standard view. Press 

 again to 

see more values again.

■About the “Note” messages

After selecting the Gate Time entry, pressing the 
[DATA÷ENTRY] dial calls up the following pop-up:

Here, you can either set the required length as a CPT 
value (

q = 120CPT) or use the note icons to avoid 

lengthy calculations. The maximum duration a note 
event can have is 65,535 clocks. 

■CREATE EVENT

Press this button icon to add a new event to the 
selected track. The following pop-up appears: