Oberheim OB 12 Operating Manual - page 89
OB 12
Z-Domain Synthesizer
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containing the following programming parameters:
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SET: establishes the Set in which the musical phrase to be recorded will be saved, or which
contains the phrase to be modified.
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TRIGGER NOTE: defines the pilot key, meaning the keyboard key enabled to start the musical
phrase. The value can also be entered by pressing the keyboard key of choice. In case of
over-recording or modifications of songs already in the memory, this parameter can also be
used to recall a phrase once the relative pilot key is known. This allows display of the relative
recording parameters.
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TEMPO
([TEMPO or [TAP TEMPO] of the PHRASE section)
: regulates the metronome tempo with
which the Phrase is to be recorded in a range of 25÷250 BPM.
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MEASURE: sets the number of bars (measures) of which the phrase to be recorded consists.
If the preset number of bars is exceeded, the data which follow (the notes played after the last
bar) will be recorded in a new loop, and will overwrite or replace (see REC MODE parameter)
the notes played previously. Musical phrases with a maximum length of 32 bars can be recorded.
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TIME SIGN.
(Time Signature)
: sets the time signature of the recording to be made. The values
available are: 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 3/8, 5/8, 6/8, 7/8, 9/8, 12/8.
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REC MODE: sets the type of recording. If OVERDUB is selected, the data are over-recorded,
so each new note will be added those already present (recorded in a previous session or loop).
If the parameter is set as REPLACE, each new datum will replace those already present. If no
new events are present, the data recorded in previous sessions or loops will be retained.