Casio KX-101 Operation Manual page 32

Music Programming
@® Enter the correct pitch (the correct chord, or the correct music information). In this case,
a high-pitched repeating signal will be heard. (This operation is the "insert" described in
the next item.)
(Tone color data, high-pitched sound)
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Piano 2©)
a Piano2 QCOOF@
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The pitch you want to correct The correct note (pitch only)
In this case, pressing the forward button 5 times causes a @) to be heard.
Press the delete button to delete this @ (in which case, the previous
© is heard). Enter the correct pitch
This procedure is for inserting data into the program, or for adding it.
Operation:
@ Set the Keyboard Mode to MEMORY.
(2) Select the channel on which you want to make your insert or addition.
(8) Using the forward or back button, search out the point where you want to make your insert
or addition,
@ When the sound immediately before the point where you want to make your insert or addi-
tion, or the "'beep"' signalling music data, is heard, enter the pitch, chord or music data.
In the case of an insert, a continuous beeping signal is heard.
©Oo® )E) Piano 2 F)@
Piano 2 — (the data you want to insert)
Caution )
After performing the operations for insert or correction, the duration of the notes
whose pitch has been newly entered, or of the chords, is not input yet. Therefore,
please set the Keyboard Mode to % and enter the note or chord durations of the newly
input program.
For correction of the durations of notes and chords, or of rests, you only have to re-
enter the data at the points you want to correct. As it is not possible to insert rests
or ties, please only correct the points that precede or follow them. If a rest occurs
before or after notes whose duration is being corrected, please also re-enter the rests
accordingly. DD elf J
Pb corre . d
The duration you The correct duration.
want to correct. Keyboard mode selector " % ".
If there are any rests before or after the note (or chord) duration you want to correct,
be sure to enter those rests together with the correct note (or chord) duration.
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