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Chapter 3: Recording Sequences
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switch from Record to Overdub mode at the moment the
sequence loops back—this will prevent accidental erasure of
any notes just recorded. In the event that the bar to loop to is
bar number 2 or higher and the sequence is in Record or
Overdub mode the MPC60 will automatically switch to Play
mode at the moment the sequence loops back to the
specified bar.
The Track Data area (lines 4–6):
• The Active Track field (Trk: 1
-(unused) in the example screen):
This field displays the active track number within the sequence. The
active track is the track that, when Record or Overdub mode is entered,
will be recorded into from the MIDI keyboard or pads. Also, if the Soft
thru field is on (described in the “MIDI Functions” chapter of this manual)
and the pads or MIDI keyboard is played, the played notes will be sent
out over MIDI in real time using the active track’s MIDI channel and port
assignments. Only one track can be active at a time.
• The Track Name field (Trk: 1-(unused)
in the example screen)
This field has no on-screen title, but is the 16-character name of the
active track, and is located directly to the right of the active track number.
It is changed in the same manner as the sequence name, detailed
above.
• The Type field:
This is a choice field with two options—MIDI and DRUM:
1. MIDI: Select this option if you want to record normal non-drum
MIDI data from an external MIDI keyboard into the selected
track. MIDI tracks do not use the internal sound generator or
pads.
2. DRUM: Select this option if you want to record drum data into
the selected track. Drum tracks are the same as MIDI tracks
except for the following:
A. The output of the track plays the internal drum sound
generator.
B. You can record drum notes into the track using the
front panel pads.
C. In sequence editing screens, note events in drum
tracks are visually identified and selected not by note
number only (as are MIDI tracks), but also by the pad
number and sound name currently assigned to the
displayed note number.
D. Drum tracks are not affected by the Transpose
function.
• The Track On/Off field (On:YES
in the example screen):
This choice field turns the output of the active track on (YES) or off (NO).
Pressing SOFT KEY 1 toggles the field’s state between YES and NO.
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