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This Pari is unlike the others, because the Drum Set sound is diti'erent lor each key of the digital piano. With the Violin sound, lor example, every key pressed plays a violin tone. But with the Drum Set, each key is different: bass drum, snare drum, and so on. When you make a Song on the MT-120, you can't use this part to play tones for melodic instruments.Here's how to change the Volume, and how to turn the Mute on and off for any Part. Value + Drum Set Number ^ Part- 1.0 Standard Drum Sel Name Changing the Volume of a Part (4) Press the [>] button twice to move the "!‘■" cursor to "Vol:" you can change that setting with the fValue -1 and [Value +] buttons. Value + 0-127 Turning Part Mute On or Off (5) Press the [>] button to move the "r" cursor to "Mut:" you can turn Mute on or off with the [Value -] and [Value +] buttons. On/Ott (6) When you're done making the Part sellings, press [Stop], Stop This returns the MT-120 to the Play screen. 36 [Soundl When You Want to "Lock in" the Changes for Part Settings In step 6, when you press ISlopI to return to the Play streen, llte volume levels and the Tone lor each Part are changed lemporanly. II you use buttons like ¡Resell or |Bwd| lo return to the slart ol the song or perform Count-ln recording, these changes are deleted and the original settings take eifecl again. There is a way to "lock in" the volume settings and I he lone for the Parts. To do this, then when you leaili step 6, press |Entet 1 twice instead ot IStopl. After you've done this, then the original settings will not take eifecl again even if you press |Reset] or perform Count-ln recording. Also, if you save the song, the changed settings are saved right along with it. (6) Stop Play Screen Temporary setting change Enter I Play Screen Settings executed The Mule sellings cannot be saved with the song. Returning to the Piano Sound (1) Press the [SoundJ button and press the [Value -] and [Value +] buttons until "Part: 1" is indicated. Now you can play the digital piano sound again. (2) Press the [Stop] button to return to the Play screen. Sound Value + Stop 37 3. Recording an Ensemble Song You can create and record music with a full ensemble of instruments using the GS sound source built into the MT-1 20. In this section, we'll explain how to record drums, bass, chords and melody (in that order). ? if t >-,c. s,,. ? P & , N Calling Up a Blank Song (1) Press the [Song] button. The cursor will move to here - Value + (2) Press the [Value -] and [Value +] buttons to select "NEW Song" in the display. II there is an asterisk shown in front ol the Song Name (indicating that the Song lias been previously recorded or changed), the display will be like that shown at right. It's just checking to make sure it's OK that the old song will be overwritten by the new, blank song you're calling up. If you're sure that it's OK, go ahead and press lEnlerj. However, you might wish to press (Stop! at this point and perform a save operation. (See page 5b for more information about the Save procedure.) Enter How to Set Up for an Ensemble The sound source of the MT-1 20 has 16 Parts. When making an Ensemble song, first decide With ordinary recording using an electronic piano, which Parts will be played with which tones, only one Part can be recorded per Track. The MT- then play the digital piano connected to the 120 has five Tracks (R, 1, 2, 3, and 4), which MT-120 and record the Part. means you can record five-part ensembles. * The rhythm (drums) must be recorded on Part 10. 38 Recording the Drums Selecting the Rhythm Part (1) Press the [Sound] button. “The display will show llie Pa11 which is being played by iIk-' external keyboard. In this case, ¡his is Port I. When the Piano switch on the back of the MT-1 20 is set to Ext, the sound source on the digital piano is Part I. (2) Press the [Value -] and [Value +] buttons to select "Part: 10." You'll bear drum sounds when yon play the external piano. * On the MT-i 20, Part 10 is reserved for the Rhylhin(Drums). Sound Parl Number ►Pari: 1 Ext Equipment This is displ.iveH when I he Pi.'ino swilch on ihr h,i< k oi the Mi-200 is sel I'1 list. When sel to Ini, ¡1 displays [he name oi ! hi* Tone used hv Pari I Value + Part Number 4- ►Part:10 Standard 4- Drum Sel Name (3) There are 9 different drum sets (include SFX Set) on the MT-120. When you wish to switch among them, press the [>] button to move the cursor over to the Drum Set Name, and select the desired set with the [Value -] and [Value +] buttons. Now when you play the piano, you'll hear the drum set you've selected. ’ If you select the SFX set, there will be no audible count. If you wish to adjust the Volume selling, press !>) again to proceed to the Settings screen. (See page 36 for more on this.) (4) Press the [Enter] button. “ When vou wish to switc h among drum sets or change the Volume of the part, you'll see a screen dike (he one at the right...