Roland CDX-1 用户手册
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Arranging audio samples to create a song—Sequence
Recording pad operations as you play
pads—Realtime Recording
pads—Realtime Recording
Realtime recording of pad operations is when the timing at which pads are pressed
and released is recorded in the sequence track. Since the actual sounds that you are
hearing are not being recorded anew in the sequence track, this does not reduce the
remaining time available for recording. Nor is it necessary to set the recording level.
However, it is not possible to apply effects while you record pad operations, or to
layer the sounds of multiple pads in the same sequence track. If you play two or
more pads simultaneously, only the last-played pad operation will be recorded.
and released is recorded in the sequence track. Since the actual sounds that you are
hearing are not being recorded anew in the sequence track, this does not reduce the
remaining time available for recording. Nor is it necessary to set the recording level.
However, it is not possible to apply effects while you record pad operations, or to
layer the sounds of multiple pads in the same sequence track. If you play two or
more pads simultaneously, only the last-played pad operation will be recorded.
Realtime recording
1. Press PAD SEQUENCING [CREATE].
[CREATE] blinks, and a screen appears in which you can select the recording
method and the recording-destination sequence track.
method and the recording-destination sequence track.
fig.34-02
2. Press CURSOR [
] to select “Realtime”
(realtime recording).
3. Use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the sequence track A–D that you wish to record.
* If you re-record over a previously recorded sequence track, the pad operation data will be
overwritten and the previous data will be lost.
4. After you have specified the recording method and the sequence track to be
recorded, press [YES/ENTER].
fig.34-03
The realtime recording setting screen
appears.
appears.
5. Press ZERO [
] to make sure that the SONG POSITION in the screen
indicates “0001-01-000” (beginning).
Alternatively, you can move to a desired location so that recording will start from
that point.
that point.
6. Make sure that the cursor is locates at the “Start/w” line. Turn the
TIME/VALUE dial to specify how recording will begin.
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●
Start/w (Start with):
Norm:
Recording will start at the moment you press [CREATE].
Cnt1M:
Recording will start after a one-measure count is heard.
Cnt2M:
Recording will start after a two-measure count is heard.
[PAD]:
Recording will start at the moment you press a pad.
7. Press CURSOR [
] to move the cursor to “Quantize.” Turn the TIME/VALUE
dial to select “OFF.”
8. Press PAD SEQUENCING [CREATE].
[CREATE] will light, and recording will begin as you specified in step 6. Press pads
to record them.
to record them.
9. When you are finish recording, press PAD SEQUENCING [CREATE].
[CREATE] goes out (extinguished), and the display returns to the Basic screen.
10. Return to the location at which you began recording, and press PLAY [
] to
play back your performance and listen to the result.
If [SEQ PLAY] is off, press
[CREATE], and it will be
turned on (lit) automatically.
Also, the [STATUS] of all
audio tracks will go dark.
[CREATE], and it will be
turned on (lit) automatically.
Also, the [STATUS] of all
audio tracks will go dark.
It is convenient to use the
built-in rhythm guide when
recording. If you record along
with the rhythm guide, you
will be able to edit the track in
units of measures, and will
also be able to synchronize the
performance with an external
device. For details on the
rhythm guide, refer to “Using
the rhythm guide” (p. 116).
built-in rhythm guide when
recording. If you record along
with the rhythm guide, you
will be able to edit the track in
units of measures, and will
also be able to synchronize the
performance with an external
device. For details on the
rhythm guide, refer to “Using
the rhythm guide” (p. 116).
For details on the “Quantize”
setting, refer to “Correcting
timing inaccuracies while you
record” (p. 92).
setting, refer to “Correcting
timing inaccuracies while you
record” (p. 92).
• In step 9, if you press
STOP [
], [CREATE] will
blink (recording-standby
mode). Then press [CREATE]
once again, recording will
begin.
mode). Then press [CREATE]
once again, recording will
begin.
• After recording, you can
press [UNDO/REDO]
(p. 138) to return to the
previous conditions.
(p. 138) to return to the
previous conditions.