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In Version 2, when applying backing chorus, you can now 
specify precisely the time and pitches in the harmony and the 
backing chorus ON/OFF status. This allows you, for 
example, to freely add harmonies to solo vocals. In adding 
detailed backing chorus, the time at which the backing 
chorus starts and stops and the pitches used in the harmonies 
are specified together. This timing and pitch data is referred 
to as the “

 

.”

Use the following procedure to edit pitches using the 
Harmony Event Map.

 

The Harmony Sequence Edit screen appears.

 

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The Harmony Sequence Parameter screen appears.

 

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The Harmony Event Map screen appears.

 

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In the Harmony Event Map screen, you can input the 
time at which you want addition of the backing chorus 
to start as well as the pitch for each of the three voices 
comprising the harmony.

Taken together, this timing and pitch data is referred to 
as a “

 

.”

 

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You can freely add backing chorus wherever you want 
in the song by arranging harmony events in the 
preferred sequence.

The sequence of harmony events with the information 
they contain is called a “

 

.”

Initially, only one harmony event, “AUTO,” is input at 
the beginning of the harmony event map.

 

After the specified point in the song, the backing chorus 
is automatically added in accordance with the rhythm 
arrangement’s chord map.

 

A new harmony event is inserted.

 

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Time

Pitch

Start point for the

backing chorus

Start point for the
next backing chorus 

Voice 1

pitch

Voice 2

pitch

Voice 3

pitch