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mode

allows

for

the

sectional

input

of

rhythm

patterns.

You

begin

by

choosing a

pattern

num~

her

(00~99)

and

giving

it

a

name.

Then

you

determine the time signature

and

the

number

of

bars

in

the

pattern.

There

can

be

from

1

to

99

beats

per

bar

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top

number

in

the

time

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and the beat

duration

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bottom

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in

the time signature) can

be

4,

6,

8,

12, 16,

24,

or

32,

giving you a range

from

quarter~notes

to

thirty~second~notes.

Each

pattern

can

be

as

short

as one bar,

or

as long as 95 bars.

The

Pattern

Editor

screen

display

also

allows

you

to

specify

(and

see)

the

output

LEVEL

and

the

position

in

the

stereo

image

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settings

can

be

memorized for each pattern.

Most

obviously,

the

Pattern

Editor

display

allows

you

to

see

your

drum

pattern

in

graphic

form. Notes can

be

entered either directly

onto

the

computer

screen,

or

by

pressing

the

RX

11

instrument

buttons

or

a

MIDI

keyboard

(Real

Time

Write

mode).

Remember

that

input

from

a

MIDI

keyboard is possible with

the

System 2

configuration only.

Other

Edit

functions allow

you

to

specify

the MIDI velocity

(and

therefore

the

volume)

of

each

note

over a range

from

1~.

The

timing

of

each

individual

note

can

also

be

moved

backward

or

forward

in

intervals

of

1/96

(96th~notes

).

The

Song Editor screen display allows

you

to

combine

PATTERNS

(created

in

Pattern

Edit

mode)

into

a single longer sequence,

or

SONG.

However,

the

SONG

Edit

mode

allows

you

to

do

much

more

than

simply string groups

of

patterns together:

The

instrument

LEVELS,

the

tone

variation

of

the

various sounds,

and

the

tempo

can

be

altered during

the

course

of

a

song. You may also specify a

number

of

differ~

ent

PATTERN

repetition modes.

CXsM

music computer.

Pattern

Editor

screen

display

of

the

YRM3o2

RX

Editor

program.

Song

Editor

screen

display

of

the

YRM3o2

RX

Editor

program.

All

of

these operations can

be

performed

in

conjunction

with

the

MU01

Mouse,

which

makes

it

easy

to

move

around

on

each

screen

display, make choices,

and

enter data

in

various

ways.

The

PN

101

printer

can

be

used

to

make

hard

copy versions

of

any

of

the

screen displays

(which allows

you

to

keep a permanent printed

record

of

your

various

PATTERNS

and

SONGS)

.

Finally,

you

have

a

number

of

storage

options

for

the

PATTERNS

and

SONGS

you

create using

the

RX

Editor. You can use a

cas~

sette

recorder

to

store

data

onto

a cassette,

or

you

can

load

your

creations

into

a

UDC01

data

memory

cartridge.

Using

the

FD05

or

FD03

floppy

disk

drive,

you

can

store

your

material

on

3.5"'

floppy

disks.

And

you

can

also

load

songs

and

patterns

into

your

RX unit, for

play~

back

in

those situations where

the

CX5M

is

not

available.

As

you

can

see,

the

YRM302

RX

Editor

program

gives

you

a

great

deal

of

flexibility,

visual

feedback,

and

precise

control

over

the

nuances

of

rhythm

PATTERN

and

SONG

programming.

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