Hello:

When I want to change a chord after an Easy Record session. I go to Note Edit, and pick the APC track. I will find the measure where the chord is, and then make the adjustment. For example if I played a Gmi and it should of been a Gmi7.

What I like to know is, is this the correct and only method when using the Technics to edit chords?

Anyone with a KN6000 and Up and PR902 and up all should have the same edit function, any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

I wish Technics had a Chord Edit feature, for Easy Recording.

Thanks, Anthony

Hi Anthony

"I wish Technics had a Chord Edit feature, for Easy Recording."
So Do I I haven't found any other way and using the 'Note Edit' is not the easiest of procedures.... If I play a really 'Bum' chord, then I tend to just record the sequence again. If it's only a minor fault like a Gmin instead of a Gmin7 and it doesn't sound too bad then I just leave it.

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Willum

Hi Bill:

Thanks for the reply.

I'll edit my easy records mainly to clean it up some, fine tune it here and there. But if I blew it and major changes are needed, I'll just re-record it again.

Just checking to make sure there wasn't another way of editing chords that I might of been missing out of.

Thanks,

Athony

Alright,many people use note edit to correct
chords.But i use punch function which is very
powerful and easy to correct your chord mistakes. Give it a try!

Anthony
I've e-mailed you half of the final KN2000 files and then completely lost your e-mail address - can you just send me a blank e-mail to get me back on track - many thanks - and sorry about this...
Roger M

Anthony Cain Wrote: ". But if I blew it and major changes are needed, I'll just re-record it again."

Lesson # 1 for editing sequences..Save, edit, save, edit, save, edit, save, edit, save, edit, save...you get the picture.......

Larry Hawk

ASOLUTELY ... I have a kn6 and usually I save to a floppy ... there have been times when I've filled a floppy with versions of the same song with different edits, step by step .....
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