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Recording from the middle of the song, Auto punch-in/out – KORG SP-500 User Manual

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OVDB

(overdub): The newly recorded

data will be added to the previously-
recorded data.
AUTP

(auto punch-in/out): Auto punch-

in/out recording will be performed.

In the “Rec 1/3” page, “OVWR” will be used
regardless of this setting.
For “OVWR” and “OVDB,” the “start mea-
sure” cell and the “end measure” cell settings
are ignored.

To change the name of the song

Access the “Rec 3/3” page, press the
“Song Name” button, and edit the song
name. (☞p.59)

Recording from the middle of the
song

1

Select the performance data that
you saved

Load performance data that you saved in
“Basic recording” or step recording.
(☞p.51)

2

Play back the recorded song

Set each track to “Play,” and press the
[PLAY/STOP] switch.

3

When you come to the measure
that you wish to record, pause
the playback

When playback reaches the measure at
which you wish to begin recording, press
the [PAUSE] switch to pause.

4

Select the track that you wish to
record

Change the setting to “Rec” for the track
that you wish to additionally record.
• When recording with the [ACC] switch

on, the KBD, CTRL, and CHORD
tracks.

• When recording with the [ACC] switch

off, the KBD and CTRL tracks.

• When recording tracks 1 – 5, the corre-

sponding track.

5

Defeat pause

Press the [PAUSE] switch to defeat pause.
After a two-measure pre-count, recording
will begin.

Auto punch-in/out

If you made a mistake or did not obtain the desired
result in one location of a recorded song, you can
re-record just that location without having to re-
record from the beginning of the song. Auto Punch
In

is the action of automatically switching from

playback into record mode at the previously speci-
fied measure. Conversely, Auto Punch Out is the
action of automatically switching from record
mode into playback at the specified measure.

This function can be used on tracks 1–5.

1

Select the performance data that
you saved

Load performance data that you saved in
“Basic recording” or step recording.
(☞p.51)

2

Pause at a point earlier than the
measures you wish to re-record

Set each track to “Play,” and press the
[PLAY/STOP] switch. Two or three mea-
sures before the measure at which you
will begin re-recording, press the
[PAUSE] switch.

3

Select the track that you wish to
re-record

For the track that you wish to re-record,
press the “Track” button to select “Rec”.

The following settings cannot be made unless
you select “Rec.”

4

In the “Rec 2/3” page, set the
“Recording mode” cell to
“AUTP.”

Press the “Recording mode” cell, and use
the dial or the [VALUE] switches to select
“AUTP.”

5

Set the “start measure” cell

Press the “start measure” cell, and use the
dial or the [VALUE] switches to specify
the measure at which you will begin re-
recording.

“Recording mode”

“Start” “End”