Specifications

Sequencer and Audio Track Parameters

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PLAY=SEQ ATRKS ONLY

You will be preparing to play sequence Audio Tracks only, and to

disallow Song Audio Track recording and playback.

PlAY=SONG-A +

SEC&B

You will be preparing to record and play back a Song Audio Track

using Audio Track A, and to play the data on Audio Track B in the

sequences that make up the song. You will be unable to record or

play back from Song Audio Track B.

PLAY=SEQ-A + SONG-B

You will be preparing to record and play back a Song Audio Track

using Audio Track B, and to play the data on Audio Track A in the

sequences that make up the song. You will be unable to record or

play back from Song Audio Track A.

PLAY=SONG ATRKS ONLY

You will be preparing to record and play back Song Audio Tracks only,

and to ignore any data recorded on both Audio Tracks in the

sequences that make up the song.

How Existing Sequence Commands Affect Audio Tracks

Sequencer commands only affect the Audio Trigger events, and do not affect the associated

AudioSamples. Only the following functions will affect the

AudioSamples:

l Punching-in on an Audio Track

l Command/Seq*Song, ERASE ALL AUDIOSAMPLES

l Command/ (audio) Track, DELETE AUDIOSAMPLE

l Command/(audio) Track, ERASE AUDIO TRACK

l When the SAVE SONG + ALL SEQS command is invoked, the SONG + ALL SEQS file type

can now be saved across multiple disks. It may be very large if it contains large RAM

AudioSamples.

After performing the Command/Seq*Song, APPEND SEQUENCE, CHANGE SEQUENCE

LENGTH, and EDIT SONG STEPS Commands on Sequences that have data recorded on their

Audio Tracks, the “PREPARING AUDIO TRACKS” message will be displayed as Audio Tracks

are cued up for Playback.

The DELETE SEQUENCE and ERASE SONG

ALL SEQS Commands will NOT delete the

AudioSamples that are triggered by Events on the Sequence’s Audio Tracks.

Caution:

Most sequence commands only affect the Audio Triggers, and not the

AudioSample data. Remember, the same AudioSample can be triggered

by many different sequences as a result of using the COPY SEQUENCE

or COPY AUDIO TRACK Commands. If you punch’ in ‘on an

AudioSample that is used elsewhere, it will be modified elsewhere as

well. We recommend performing sequence commands before recording

any data to Audio Tracks.

ENSONIQ ASR-10 Version 3 Operating System