Korg SP-500 Manual Do Utilizador

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Data that you recorded in realtime or by step 
recording can be recalled again, so that you can edit 
the data or add an additional performance.

Load performance data that you saved in 
“Basic recording” or step recording. 
(☞p.51)

You can edit data in the “Rec 1/3,” “Rec 
2/3” and “Rec 3/3” pages.

 The track for data you 

played on the keyboard and recorded in the 
“Rec 1/3” page
“Control” button:

 The track that records 

controllers and panel operations such as 
switching automatic accompaniment fills 
and variations on/off. (☞p.56 “Control event 
type list”)
“Chord” button:

 The track in which the 

rhythm style chord progression is recorded
“Tempo” button:

 Each time you press the 

“Tempo” button in the “Rec 1/3” page, the 
setting will alternate between “Man,” 
“Auto,” and “Rec.” If the “Func 4/10” page 
“Sync.” parameter is set to “Ext.” (☞p.71), 
the tempo display will be “

 =EXT.” In this 

case it will not be possible to change the 
tempo on the SP-500, so the setting here will 
be ignored.

You can adjust the tempo manually.

The tempo will change according to the 

data in the tempo track.
Rec:

 Tempo data will be recorded in the tempo 

track.

 These contain keyboard 

performance data that was recorded in the 
“Rec 2/3” page.

A variety of functions are provided for you 
to edit recorded data. For details on each 
item, refer to “Details of the “Rec 3/3” page 
items”.

The “Rec 3/3” page provides the following func-
tions for editing recorded data.
To access these pages, press the button for the item 
that you wish to edit.
The procedures explained below will assume that 
you have already pressed the appropriate button to 
access the page.
When you return to the “Rec 3/3” page after edit-
ing, the edited performance data will be stored 
automatically.

Here you can correct the timing of the 
recorded performance data.
This function is more flexible than the 
“Quantize” cell of the “Rec 2/3” page. Since 
you can select the range of measures and the 
type of data to be quantized, other measures 
and other types of data will not be affected.

Select the type of 

data that will be quantized.

 All event data

 Data played from the keyboard 

(referred to as “note-on/off events”)
CTRL: 

Damper, soft, and sostenuto pedal data 

(referred to as “control changes”)
AFTT:

 Aftertouch data (this cannot be 

recorded on the SP-500)
Bend: 

Pitch bend data (this cannot be 

recorded on the SP-500)
Prog.: 

Data to switch programs (referred to as 

“program changes.” Bank changes are also 
included.)

Specify the track to which 

quantization will be applied.

Specify the note length (resolution).

1/96th of a quarter note

 : 32nd note triplet

 : 32nd note

 : 16th note triplet

 : 16th note

 : 8th note triplet