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Chapter 4 Recording and Saving the Performance
Recording Songs Starting with Pickups
You can record songs that start with pickups. Songs that begin on a beat
other than the downbeat are called “songs with pickups.”
1. Press the [Song/Disk] button.
2. Touch <0: > to display <0: New Song>.
If <0: > doesn’t appear on screen, touch Page < > and < > to switch
screens.
3. Touch <Exit> several times.
Display the screen where the measure number appears in the top-right area
of the screen.
4. Press the Rec [ ] button, turning on that button’s indicator.
The KF-90 enters standby for recording.
5. Press the Bwd [ ] button once.
The measure number at the top-right area of the screen changes to “PU”
(pickup).
fig.01-07.e_60
6. Press the Play [ ] button to start recording.
fig.04-07.e
7. Press the Stop [ ] button to stop recording.
If there is song data in the
KF-90’s internal memory,
the “Delete song” message
appears. For more
information, see “If the
following message
appears” (p. 99).
Measure
-2
PU 1
~
Recording begins here
- Owner’s Manual 1
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 4
- IMPORTANT NOTES 5
- Protect 6
- (prevents writing to disk) 6
- Introduction 7
- Checking the Included Items 8
- How to Use This Manual 8
- Contents 10
- Panel Descriptions 13
- 6 7 9 10 11 12 17 18 19 20 21 14
- 3 4 5 8 13 14 15 16 22 23 24 14
- 25 26 27 29 30 34 35 36 15
- 28 31 32 33 37 38 39 15
- Before You Play 16
- Turning the Power On and 17
- Adjusting the Sound’s 17
- Volume and Brilliance 17
- Connecting Headphones 17
- Connecting a Microphone 18
- About the Touch Screen 18
- ■ Basic Screen 19
- Quick Start 21
- Playing the Keyboard 22
- ([Tone Navigator] Button) 25
- (Piano Master) 26
- Playing with Accompaniment 28
- The range specifyed a chord 29
- Split Point ( ) 29
- (One-touch Arranger) 30
- Little Brown Jug 32
- Recording a Performance 34
- Navigator screen 35
- Accompaniment 36
- 2. Press the Play [ ] button 38
- 3. Press the Stop [ ] button 38
- Using Music Files 39
- 1 62 3, 4, 5 40
- 1, 42, 3 43
- ■ Adjusting the Echo 44
- ■ Modifying Your Voice 44
- 2. Touch <Harmonist> 46
- Reference 49
- Chapter 1 Performance 50
- Chapter 1 51
- (Layer Play) 53
- You can’t use this feature 57
- Basic Screen (p. 19) 57
- Playing Drum Sounds 58
- ■ Playing Effect Sounds 59
- Advanced 3D OFF 60
- Advanced 3D ON 60
- Sounding the Metronome 63
- ■ Adjusting the Tempo 64
- When is selected 65
- With a triplet beat (6/8, 9/ 65
- 8, or 12/8), added notes are 65
- ■ Changing the Type of Sound 66
- ■ Changing the Volume 66
- Using Automatic Accompaniment 67
- About Chords 68
- Chapter 2 69
- When changing the tone in 72
- Tones” (p. 56) 72
- Starting Over 75
- Modifying an Accompaniment 77
- (Melody Intelligence) 79
- 5. Finger the keyboard 80
- Accompaniment and Keyboard 81
- Chapter 3 Some Handy Features 83
- ■ Displaying the Score 84
- 4. Press the Play [ ] button 85
- Adjusting the Tempo 85
- 2. Touch <Tap Tempo> 86
- Chapter 3 89
- ■ Moving a Marker 91
- For more info about 92
- The transposition setting 93
- Press the [Function] button 95
- Touch <Piano Partner> 95
- For more information 96
- “Multitrack Recording with 96
- 16 Parts (16-Track 96
- Sequencer)” (p. 118) 96
- Chapter 4 101
- You can’t erase the settings 102
- Changing How Recording Stops 103
- 2. Touch <Rec. Mode> 103
- Recording begins here 104
- 4. Touch <Exit> 106
- Saving Songs to Floppy Disks 109
- 5. Touch <Format Disk> 110
- Selecting the Recording 115
- ■ Re-Recording Part of Your 117
- Performance 117
- (Punch-in Recording) 117
- Multitrack Recording with 16 118
- Parts (16-Track Sequencer) 118
- Sequencer 119
- Changing the Settings of 120
- Each Part 120
- Chapter 5 121
- Changing a Song’s Basic 122
- Changing the Tempo Within 123
- Chapter 6 Editing Functions 124
- Copying a Measure 125
- Copying a Rhythm Pattern 126
- Correcting Timing 126
- Discrepancies 126
- Deleting a Specific Measure 127
- Inserting a Blank Measure 128
- Transposing Individual Parts 128
- Making a Measure Blank 129
- Exchanging Parts 130
- Correcting Notes One by One 130
- Modifying the Tone Changes 131
- Creating an Original Style 132
- (User Style) 132
- Touch <Create Style> 132
- Touch <Style Composer> 132
- Chapter 7 133
- You Composed Yourself (Style 134
- Converter) 134
- Creating a Style in Auto Mode 135
- Changing an Extracted Part 136
- Saving a User Style 137
- Storing the Panel Settings 138
- (User Program) 138
- Calling Up User Program 139
- Saving User Programs on 140
- Floppy Disk 140
- Disabling Everything Except 141
- Piano Play (Panel Lock) 141
- Changing the Settings for 142
- One Touch Piano 142
- ■ Changing the Tuning 143
- ■ Adjusting Resonance 144
- Automatic Accompaniment 145
- ■ Changing How the Automatic 146
- Accompaniment Plays 146
- Bass Tone 146
- Chapter 8 147
- ❍ Assignable Functions 148
- What’s the Bend Range? 148
- Changing the settings for 149
- Score screen 149
- Marker and the Count Sound 150
- Adjusting the Standard Pitch 151
- (Master Tuning) 151
- Changing the Type of Reverb 151
- Changing the Type of Chorus 152
- Changing the Bend Range 152
- Changing the Screen Settings 153
- Changing the Screen Message 153
- When the Power Is Turned On 153
- (Opening Message) 153
- Maintaining Settings After 154
- (Memory Backup) 154
- Restoring the Factory 154
- Settings (Factory Reset) 154
- Connecting MIDI Devices 156
- What’s MIDI? 156
- MIDI Out Connector 156
- MIDI In Connector 156
- MIDI Settings 157
- (Program Change/ 158
- Synchronizing with 159
- Connected MIDI Devices 159
- MIDI Ensemble 159
- Connecting to Audio 160
- Equipment 160
- Connecting a Computer 161
- Trouble Shooting 162
- Indication: Error.43 165
- Indication: Error.51 165
- Indication: Error.41 165
- Indication: Error.42 165
- Tone List 166
- Appendices 167
- [Voice/GS] 168
- Drum/SFX Set List 170
- Music Style List 175
- Rhythm Pattern List 177
- Chord List 178
- Effects List 180
- Demo Song List 181
- Data Disk Song List 182
- SMF with Lyrics 183
- General MIDI 183
- General MIDI 2 183
- GS Format 183
- Glossary 184
- Tuning Curves 185
- DIGITAL PIANO 186
- Model KF-90 186
- Date : Mar. 1, 2000 186
- Version : 1.00 186
- MIDI Implementation Chart 186
- Main Specifications 187
- Information 194
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 195
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 195
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