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®ÂØÒÅˆÎ MC-909 Getting Started Guide

The reason the MC-909 requests this confirmation is simple: When you select a memory

location that already contains a pattern, the new pattern you’re writing will replace the older

pattern permanently. There’s no way to get the older pattern back, so it’s always a good idea

to take a moment to make sure you want to proceed.

7. Press F6 (Execute) to finish storing your pattern.

The MC-909 writes the pattern into its memory and displays “Pattern Write Completed!” when

it’s done.

While we’ve just saved a pattern, the procedure for saving anything else in the MC-909 is

pretty much identical.

In this example, we’ve stored our pattern in the MC-909’s built-in user memory. If you’ve

installed a SmartMedia card, you can also save patterns on the SmartMedia card.

Recording More Parts

Exploring Realtime Recording Mode

When we recorded using TR-Rec mode, we entered notes on a grid. Of course, it can be a lot more

fun to simply play a part to record it—that’s what Realtime recording is. Let’s add a bass part to Get

Started! using the Realtime recording method.

Getting Bass-ic

We’ll begin by setting up a bass part and configuring the VELOCITY PADS for bass recording.

1. Press PATCH/SAMPLE to display the Patch Play screen.

2. Press the round PART 2 button beneath the faders so the button lights—this selects Part 2 on

the Patch Play screen.

3. Press F1 (List). The MC-909 presents a list of patches.

4. Turn the VALUE dial to select PR-C:66 PeakofTEBE. This is a buzzy bass sound that’ll go well with

the drums.

5. Press F6 (Select) to confirm your choice and return to the Patch Play screen.

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