Specifications

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

You can also make changes to the sequence that apply to all the data in one or more

entire measures with song jobs . Song Job operations include song copy, append and

clear, track copy, clear and mix, measure copy, erase, create, delete and insert, data thin

out, extract and chord sort, plus quantize, move clock, modify gate time, modify velocity,

transpose, shift note, and crescendo.

(For more information about song sequencing, see Song Record Mode, page 85.)

SOUND MIXING

The W5/W7 has extensive stereo sound mixing capabilities, via the on-board tone

generator sound mixer, the digital effects and other Song Multi parameters. In conjunction

with specific program change, controller and other events you can record into the se-

quencer, you can even achieve an automated mixdown for your final playback output.

Sound mixing doesn t necessarily have to be a final procedure in the music making

process using the W5/W7. You can construct your mix as you go along, then fine-tune it at

the end. What s more, depending on the sound, you may want to switch into Voice Edit

Mode and tweak a few parameters in individual voices in order to make them sit better

within the context of the sounds of all tracks.

The Song Multi function screen, which displays a graphic representation of a sound

mixer, is designed to let you quickly access all functions and parameters in the multi, as

well as give you ample visual feedback as you work. This basic operating home screen, in

conjunction with the function keys [F1 ~ F8], the CURSOR keys, the JOG, INC/DEC and

the KEYPAD, give you enormous sound sculpting capabilities.

The sound mixer as displayed in the LCD screen is actually only a partial view, since

the mixer is made up of several sections, and in effect extends beyond the top of the screen!

The diagram below shows the mixer as it would appear in its entirety, complete with other

visual information in and functions accessible from the Song Multi screen.

NOTE: Pressing a TRACK button

will select the track, and automati-

cally place the cursor within that

track on the mixer. With that track

still selected, you can use CURSOR-

LEFT and CURSOR-RIGHT to

specify another track, so that you

can adjust parameters of another

track that s playing back from the

sequencer while you are performing

a live part.