Choose from your directory a midi file press START to activate file and press Drum RESTYLE icon. After press it SD9 will display directory where choose your own Style to link.
Both elements are now being carried out simultaneously giving the possibility to customize your Midi file by adding the variations (A / B / C / D) or Fill / Break / End of the chosen style. SD9 by default is set as mode which allows you to record all changes in the style that you are going to perform.
Info: SD9 on Drum RESTYLE mode synchronizes the BPM of the style with Midi file without change original time signature. If the Midi file selected is a 3/4 on time signature the style that you have to choose must be obviously with e same time signature. The function Drum RESTYLE however also elaborates different Time Signature (Ex: 4/4 vs 3/4, 6/8 vs 4/4)
Pressing the K.START button SD will show the following screen:
We explain in detail the available features:
MEASURE START/END: In these two small boxes we assign through the use of the Alpha Dial measures from where the application Drum RESTYLE will be applied on Midi File.
For example, if we decide to apply the Start from 16 to 64 measure this setting will mean in detail the Style applied will have only effective within these measures without changing the original part of the Drum midi files on the remaining measures.
DEFAULT: Reset immediately any settings made in the Start / END Measure locators
REC TAB : This command ( active on default) allows to record all variations of the style made by tab such Variation A / B / C / D / Fill, Break and End as well a new entry Style from other Family Style.
When recording is completed, press SAVE tab to save your project as Drum RESTYLE file.
This is screen view showed :
Confirming again with the SAVE tab SD will ask to renamesyour own file as shown in the following screen:
If press CANCEL instead of it procedure will be cleared .
SD9 as default carry same original midi files name in use allowing you to overwrite it directly or renaming it with a different name.
When procedure will completed SD9 will back on the Player screen view.
If the file saved with the Drum RESTYLE feature will be reloaded with the intent (or not) to rewrite (or remove) Style synchronization , SD9 will inform you with the following message:
Confirming with YES SD9 prepares the file to the new recording or the total cancellation of the previous DRUM RESTYLE feature.