Owner`s manual
THE
PROGRAM
SEQUENCER
The
program
sequencer
works
in
conjunction
with
the
two
sequencers
and,
in
fact,
stores
its
information
in
the
same
general
memory
locations.
Each
event
of
each
sequence
is
stored
in
memory
as
a
digital
value.
A
portion
of
that
digital
value
is
reserved
for
program
sequence
information.
When
the
program
sequencer
playback
is
activated,
it
looks
at
the
sequencer
memory
for
information.
If
no
program
sequencer
information
has
been
recorded,
the
program
will
not
change.
A
reliable
procedure
for
recording
program
sequence
information
is
as
follows:
1.
After
recording
a
sequence,
play
it
back
very
slowly.
Rehearse
the
intended
program
changes.
2.
When
all
the
program
changes
have
been
decided,
touch
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The
sequencer
will
start
over
from
the
beginning.
3.
Don't
try
to
synchronize
note
changes
with
program
changes.
Wait
until
the
sequencer
plays
a
note,
then
make
the
program
change.
The
program
sequencer
will
remember
the
last
program
called
during
an
event,
so
if
more
than
one
change
is
made
during
a
note
(or
rest),
make
sure
the
final
program
is
the
desired
one.
4.
When
the
program
sequencer
is
in
the
record
mode,
the
notes
in
the
sequencer
will
be
played
only
once.
At
the
end
of
one
cycle,
operation
will
revert
to
Level
1.
5.
Note:
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is
touched
and
no
program
changes
are
specified,
all
sequencer
events
will
be
"loaded"
with
the
program
currently
displayed.
Note,
also,
that
entering
a
new
sequence
erases
the
previous
program
sequence
changes.
When
a
sequence
is
entered,
the
program
sequence
information
is
set
to a default
value
of
program
1;
i.e.,
if
the
program
sequencer
playback
is
activated
without
previously
recording
some
program
changes,
all
events
in
the
sequencer
will
be
played
with
program
1.
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