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Chapter 3: Recording Sequences

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16 tracks of a newly-created empty sequence, with each track assigned

to the like-numbered MIDI channel. That is, track 1 records MIDI channel

1, track 2 records MIDI channel 2, and so on up to track 16, which

records MIDI channel 16. Track assignments are made automatically.

To use the Record 16 Channels function to transfer a sequence from an

external sequencer to the MPC60, you must first synchronize the MPC60

to the other sequencer using MIDI Clock. To do this:

1. Set the sending sequencer to generate MIDI clock and song position

pointer data.

2. Set the MPC60 to synchronize to incoming MIDI clock and song

position pointer data. (See the “MIDI Functions” chapter of this

manual for details.)

Press the OTHER key, then press SOFT KEY 2, <Rec 16 Chs>, to view

the first Record 16 Channels screen:

======== Record All 16 channels =======A

Seq: 1-SEQ01

Sig: 4/ 4 Drums on ch:10

========================================

Tracks 1-16 recv from chans 1-16. Timing

corr = off. Enter data, then <Proceed>.

========================================

In this screen, you must select a sequence for recording, a time

signature for the new sequence, and select which channel will receive

drum data, if any. The fields and soft key of this screen are:

• The Seq field:

This is the sequence to be recorded into. When <Proceed> is pressed,

the contents of this sequence will be completely erased so that it can be

used for recording.

• The Sequence Name field (Seq: 1-SEQ01

in the above example

screen):

This field shows the name of the current sequence. Once you have

selected the sequence number to be used, you can enter the new

sequence name here. It can be changed in the same manner as the

Sequence Name field in the Play/Record screen.

• The Sig field (time signature):

This is actually two fields—the upper and lower half of the time signature

to be used for recording. When <Proceed> is pressed, the selected

sequence will be initialized to one bar of the time signature entered in

these two fields.

• The Drums on ch field (drums on channel):

If one of the incoming MIDI channels will contain drum data and you

would like the corresponding MPC60 track to be a DRUM track, specify

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