Akai mpc2000 Manual Do Utilizador
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Chapter 3: Recording Sequences
Bar.Beat.Tick
The sequencer of the MPC2000 divides the quarter note into 96 parts.
Each one of these divisions is called a tick.
Each one of these divisions is called a tick.
In many of the sequence editing screens it is necessary to enter the
start and end of the region to be edited. This is done using the time
field, containing a bar number, beat number, and tick number.
start and end of the region to be edited. This is done using the time
field, containing a bar number, beat number, and tick number.
001.01.00
Beat Tick
Bar
To specify the range of edit, select bar, beat, or tick with the cursor
and set the value with the DATA wheel. The edit range set in the
time field starts at the time entered on the right and continues to one
tick before the time entered on the right. Therefore, if the settings
were 001.01.00-003.01.00 then you cannot edit an event entered be-
fore 003.01.00. Also when you are editing each bar, the First bar: filed
is the first bar and the Last bar: field will be the last bar edited. In
this case, the bar set in the Last bar: field is included in the edit
range. When the First bar: is set to one and the Last bar: to two, the
data of the first and second bars will be edited.
and set the value with the DATA wheel. The edit range set in the
time field starts at the time entered on the right and continues to one
tick before the time entered on the right. Therefore, if the settings
were 001.01.00-003.01.00 then you cannot edit an event entered be-
fore 003.01.00. Also when you are editing each bar, the First bar: filed
is the first bar and the Last bar: field will be the last bar edited. In
this case, the bar set in the Last bar: field is included in the edit
range. When the First bar: is set to one and the Last bar: to two, the
data of the first and second bars will be edited.