copy my rythm pattern

Once you have made the rhythm pattern, press write and then give a name to the rhythm you created. When you finish that part, press write again. Now select the spot you want your rhythm saved and again press write. You have to execute to save as a final.

When you want your rhythm you made, you have to make sure it's not a pre-set number. Your creation will be under user rhythm.

EDIT: Also don't forget to re-assign the rhythm kit you originally recorded with. Then your work will not be weird.

KRE8A,thanks for your kind,really.
But I want to do is that wanna copy 100 bars of the rythm I made that is 4 bars.
So I press copy after I made the rythm and set up 100bars,but always the blank between those 100 bars. Should be so simple but I can not.

if you want to record 100 bars of something into a song, you need to record it once for however many bars you want, let's say, 4 bars. then, go to edit, choose "copy" and select the track you want, copy the first 4 bars and replace 24 times starting from bar 5.

if you're trying to do something else, forget what i said.

thanks,raccoon. i'll try that .

I haven't got the G with me right now but i would also like to include that when you are in the edit copy window, as raccoon suggested. There is a part which allows you to assign for how many measures, if i can re-call. If you do not have that set to the correct bars, than you will have intervals { SPACES } between the rhythm patterns, on the track.

KRE8A, yes,indeed.
That's i've been experiencing for many times. I usually try to copy in the same track(normally tr10).I press edit,select copy,then i'm not quite sure about how to select destination and measure and replace or mix and all those parts. and
end up i always have the space between the rythm pattern and the others that i copied. I just wanna copy my 4bars rythm pattern that i made 25times more. I feel shame,but I can't do it smoothly. dude,thanks for your time,anyway.

Keep at it ! You will be able to do it blind folded soon.

Dude,

You've got it. Let's say you just recorded 4 bars of a rhythm on part 10.

1) hit Edit(F6), select Copy,
2) Src Ch/Part will be 10(should default to the same track you are on)
3) Src Measure will be 0001(the first measure you want to copy)
4) For is the length of measures you want to copy (4)
5) Dst Ch/Part will be the same part 10
6) Dst Measure will be the next measure (5)
7) Copy Mode should be REPLACE(since we don't want to MIX it with anything else that might be there)
8) Copy Times would be like 25 (I'd use something like 3 to get you through measure 16 = Original[4 bars] + Copy Times[4 bars + 4 bars +4 bars]).

When you said Rhythm Pattern it sounded like you meant the rhythm generator(step sequencer, etc.) not recording in Song Mode. At any rate, it should be pretty straightforward, to stop accidently including blank measures don't use ALL and only count the measures that you actually want copied.

It's also a good idea to keep some variety in your rhythm unless you are just wanting to practice over a loop. 25 bars of the same thing is going to get boring really fast.

God!

sleepyhead,

If you are at the beginning stage of learning the fundamentals and features, go to 'amazon.com' and key in for Juno G tutorial DVD. The DVD will give you a good guide in many sections.