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GETTING READY

3. Locate the ten number buttons (0 - 9) towards the right of the SP-1200. Press 9 and

then press 9 again. The display says Seg 99 and shows the tempo in Beats per

Minute. Seg 99 will have a default length of two measures (which we’ll leave as is

for now).

4. Hold down RECORD and press RUN/STOP; both their LEDs will be lit to indicate

you are in record mode. You should also hear the metronome (if not, check the

METRONOME VOLUME control).

5. The eight large buttons along the bottom of the SP-1200 play various drum sounds.

Play in time with the metronome, and whatever you play will be recorded. You will

have two measures to play to; they repeat over and over again to allow for easy

multitracking of drum parts. To play additional drum sounds, hit the SELECT but-

ton to audition other banks of drums.

6. For now, you can only play 8th notes; later on, we’ll cover how to play all the other

note values.

7. When you’ve finished recording, press RUN/STOP (the RUN/STOP light goes out).

To play back what you’ve recorded, press RUN/STOP again (RUN/STOP light

glows).

8. Congratulations! You have now experienced about 0.5% of the

SP-1200’s capabilities. To find out about the other 99.5%, keep reading.

1C BACKGROUND: THE PERFORMANCE MODULE

This module is where you select drum sounds, tuning, drum mix, and so on.

All of these adjustments reset to their default values when the SP-1200 is turned off. How-

ever, eight different drum mixes may be stored in memory and recalled when creating a

song.

1D SELECTING DRUM SOUNDS

The row of eight large buttons (Drum Play buttons) along the bottom of the SP-1200 play

the different drum sounds.

The SELECT button (left of Play buttons) chooses between four different banks of drum

sounds. To audition the drums, select a bank with the SELECT switch, then play the Play

Buttons. Listen to all four banks to familiarize yourself with the available sounds on each

disk.

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