Multi track recording in 3/4 time

[Marty]

Hi 

My first question relating to my 770.

I can't seem to figure out how to setup multi track recording for a 3/4 time signature. It seems to always default to 4/4?

[travlin-easy]

MIDI or Audio?

[overover]

Hi 

My first question relating to my 770.

I can't seem to figure out how to setup multi track recording for a 3/4 time signature. It seems to always default to 4/4?

Hi Marty,

select a STYLE with 3/4 time signature first. Then you can record your tracks by playing with the Style or with the Metronome.


Best regards,
Chris

[Marty]

Hi

I wasn't even thinking of styles.

Thanks Chris

[chikitin]

I suppose if we want to create an 11/16 or complex time signatures, we need to create a style first and then recording our tracks.

But maybe a better way would be to insert a message/data entry as Sy*** in Creating/Editing Songs (Song Creator):TAB SYS/EX. Make sure you remove the filter of "time signature".

[mikf]

The time signature does not matter in a midi, because a midi is a series of digital events on a time clock. If you were to play a waltz on two handed piano for example and record it on midi it will play back exactly as you played it.
Styles are labelled according to their genre, and of course if you are using a style, it has to be in the time signature to match what you are playing so everything lands on the right beat. But that is not the case for a midi. Ignore the time signature, 
Mike