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Q:
How do I use Shift Clock on the Roland XP50 ?
A:
It is possible to create too many notes at one time for the sequencer to play.
This happens when using the quantize function of the XP-50 in excess. This may cause the timing to sound slow at the time where too many notes are sounding. Use the following procedure to shift the clock: 1) Press SEQUENCER. 2) Press EDIT so it is lit. 3) Press 1/9[TRK EDIT]. 4) Use the VALUE dial to select "11: SHIFT." 5) Use the CURSOR buttons to select "Target" and use the VALUE dial to select a recorded track. 6) Use the CURSOR buttons to select "Bias." 7) Use the VALUE dial to enter 1 or 2 clock pulses. 8) Repeat 5-7 for other tracks if necessary.
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