Specifications

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Tutorials: Setup Mode
Basics Of Using Riffs
Using A Single Song For Multiple Riffs
Asdiscussedinthepreviousrifftutorials,riffsgettheirsequenceinformation(whichnotesto
play,velocity,etc.)fromsongsrecordedinthePC3LE’sSongmode.Asingleriffcanplaybacka
singletrackofasong ononezone,ormultipletracksofasongonmultiplezones.In
thistutorial,
wewilllookatasetupthatusesasinglesongformultipleriffs,andthenchangethesetupto
makeoneriffplaymultipletracksofthesong.
1. First lets look at the song that our setup will be using for riffs. Press the Exit button until you reach
the ProgramMode page. Next, press the Song mode button, located with the mode buttons to the
left of the display. This will bring you to the Song mode MAIN page (see below.)
2. On the Song mode MAIN page, use the cursor to select the CurSng field (if not already selected.)
In the CurSng field, use the alphanumeric pad to enter 428 followed by the Enter button to select
the song 428 H-Fact Sng (see below.) Press the Play/Pause button to the left of the display to hear
the song, which is a four bar loop. Press the Stop button to the left of the display when you are
finished listening. The Track field shows that four tracks have been recorded. You can use the
Chan/Zone buttons to the left of the display to view the programs used for tracks 1-4 in the Prog
field. The currently selected track number is shown in the RecTrk
field. The setup that we will look
at uses the same programs for zones 1-4 that this song uses for its tracks 1-4, as well as sequence
information from tracks 1-4 for riffs 1-4.