Votes - 0, Average rating: 0
(
)
)
|
manual abstract
Performance operations carried out on the TNR-e can be recorded in real time and saved as a Song or Audio file. Song files contain all operations carried out from the time recording is begun until it is ended: LED button operations, functions button operations, and [CLEAR] operations are all recorded in real time. A recorded Song file can then be loaded into the TNR-e and played back, precisely reproducing the entire performance as it occurred. On the other hand, Audio files contain all the sounds produced via the TNR-e performance and input via the iPad microphone. From the File menu, an Audio file can be uploaded to the SoundCloud, and can be copied to other iPhone/iPad applications via the Clipboard. • Song files can be loaded from the File Menu. • Uploading of Audio files to SoundCloud and copying of Audio files to Clipboard are both available in the File Menu. • To use SoundCloud, access the following URL, then register your name. • XY Pad operations (called up by the [EFFECT] button) are not recorded to the Song file. Recording For recording and saving a Song. 1. Tap “Display” > “Recording Menu,” then select [Song] and tap [Start] in the menu to begin recording. • The Menus cannot be accessed during recording. 2. When the performance is finished, tap [START/STOP] to stop recording. 3. After confirming the message “Save this Song?,” tap [OK] as desired. If you do not want to save, execute any of the following operations. • Tap [Cancel]. • Tap the area outside the menu. • Tap [Top Menu] in the Recording Menu. • Tap [Done] in the Recording Menu. • If you tap [START/STOP], the already-recorded data is canceled and you can start rerecording. 4. If you tap [OK] in step 3 and the Song file name entry display appears, enter the desired file name. • Tapping the file name will call up the on-screen keyboard. 5. Tap [OK] at right of the file name to save the recorded data as a Song file. For recording and saving Audio files. 1. Tap [Audio] in the Type menu. 2. Tap [Stand By] in the Recording menu to enable recording standby on the TNR-e. 3. Tap [START] in the upper right area of the display to start recording. Tapping here starts recording of the audio signals input via the iPad microphone, as well as the audio signals produced via your TNR-e performance. 4. Tap [STOP] to stop recording and call up the window for the file operation in the upper right area of the display. 5. Tap [Save] to save the recorded data as an Audio file. Tapping [Cancel] aborts saving of the file and closes the window. Tapping the file name area calls up the on-screen keyboard and allows you to enter the file name. TNR-e Quick Guide Menu List Menu List Operations related to sessions with other users. Multiplayer Session For entering a Multiplayer Session. Tapping [Start] starts the Multiplayer Session. The “Chat” indication appears in the menu when a session is active. Chat Message For entering messages and showing the message history and member locations. The “Chat” indication appears in the menu only when a session is active. During a session, tap [Open] of “Chat” or tap the player name shown in the upper area of the display to call up the window. In this window, input the message, then tap [Send] to transmit the message to other session members and allow them to see your message on their iPad displays. You can also see the message history and locations of the members in the window. Finding Players on Twitter For inviting session members via Twitter. When this is set to ON, you will see messages from other users who have invited session members on the upper area of your TNR-e screen; these are displayed once every minute. When this is set to ON, enter the Multiplayer Session to call up the dialog. In this dialog, input a message to the Twitter site for inviting session members and tap [Send] to transmit the message to Twitter, which enables Session Standby status. To enter Session Standby status without transmitting the message to Twitter, tap [Cancel] instead of [Send]. The messages you have transmitted are shown on the TNR-e screens of other users who set “Finding Players on Twitter” to ON. Sending Location For allowing your location information to be sent. When you set this to ON, the other members can recognize your location in their TNR-e Chat window. • You should also allow sending of your location in the iOS. WIST For synchronizing with other applications. You can synchronize your TNR-e performance with that of another iPad/iPhone application. Tap [Connect] of “WIST” in the menu to look for the target applications. For details about WIST, tap “About WIST” in the menu or refer to the following URL. TNR-e Quick Guide iPhone/iPad <–> Computer (iTunes) File Transfer iPhone/iPad <–> Computer (iTunes) File Transfer r You can transfer TNR-e files from your iPhone/iPad to a computer, and vice versa. By connecting your iPhone/iPad to a computer, you can also access your TNR-e files (sav...