WK 7500, question about song sequenzing

Discussion in 'Casio Keyboards' started by reuel, Nov 7, 2011.

  1. reuel New Member

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    Hi,
    I'm a new member (of course most of the people join a board because of having some question, right?), and I have a problem with my newest CASIO kb.

    In July I bought a WK 7500, and I am lucky with it so far.
    But now I have one question about the song sequenzing function... I tried it for hours now, but it doesn't work as I want it to do and the CASIO support didn't answer my question...

    If I record something, which I play on the kb, and if I then find a mistake in it, I want to correct this mistake (simple example: just the c major scale with a missing f).
    So I open the editing function and insert the missing note, but either if I do it by playing the note or by doing it manually step by step, the inserted note is played together with the note, which was at the same time position before. What I want is to find how to insert a note and then have the other notes being automatically moved, so that I still have a line or a melody and no chord.
    Of course it is possible to move all following notes manually to a later time position, but that would be a very hard work.
    Does anyone have an idea how to solve this? Any help is really appreciated!

    Regards.
    reuel
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  2. goldi5210 New Member

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    Hej, hej

    can't you delete the wrong note first und then insert the new note?
  3. reuel New Member

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    Well, in my example there is just one note missing... so, there's nothing to delete first.
    And if e.g. a note has the wrong length, then also just deleting this note would not solve the problem.

    reuel
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    The Y_man Moderator

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    I must admit I haven't even looked at the onboard seq on my CTK7000.

    Sounds like the "punch in/out" function might help?

    (I do all my sequencing editing on my PC....but that has its own issues....)

    The Y-man
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