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ARP Sequencer User Manual

ARP Sequencer
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ARP Sequencer Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandARP
ModelSequencer
CategoryRecording Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Introduction

11. What Is A Sequencer?

111. Getting Started

IV. Hooking Up To Your Synthesizer

V. Experiments

1. Tuning a Sequence

Learn to tune individual note pitches for a repetitive sequence using sequencer sliders.

2. Using the Position Gate Switches

Explore rhythmic effects by using GATE ASSIGN switches to skip or reset sequence steps.

3. Clock FM

Utilize the CLOCK FM input to control sequence tempo and create rhythmic variations.

4. Using Gate Assign for Accents

Apply accents to specific notes in a sequence using GATE ASSIGN switches and BUS 1.

5. Clock Pulse Width

Adjust the duration of notes by controlling the sequencer's clock pulse width.

6. Trig/Gate Switch

Understand the effect of the TRIG/GATE switch on clock operation and sequence triggering.

7. Position 1 Out Jack

Utilize the POSITION 1 OUT jack for accents or triggering other sequences.

8. CV Input Jack

Transpose the sequence pitch using the synthesizer keyboard via the CV INPUT jack.

9. Sequencer Outputs

Explore unquantized output for wide-range control, useful for effects.

Panel Control Description Chart

Footswitch Input

Control sequencer functions hands-free using the footswitch input.

Position Gate Assignment Switches

Channel gate signals to control filters, amplifiers, or envelope inputs for effects.

Position Tuning Sliders

Tune individual sequence steps in quantized or unquantized ranges.

Position LEDs

Visual indication of the current sequence step and mode.

16/1 and 8/2 Mode Switch

Select between 16-step sequential or 8-step parallel modes.

Sequential/Random Switch

Choose between sequential step advance or random position selection.

VI. Patches

Five Easy Steps for an Instant Sequence

Quickly set up a basic sequence using a five-step process.

1. Song of the Congo

Patch example for creating a specific musical sequence titled 'Song of the Congo'.

2. Heavy Bass Sequence

Patch example for creating a heavy bass sequence.

3. Boogie Bass Line

Patch example for creating a boogie bass line sequence.

4. Cascading Arpeggios

Patch example for creating cascading arpeggio sequences.

5. Superstar Bass Line

Patch example for creating a superstar bass line sequence.

6. Superstar Bass Line

Patch example for creating a different superstar bass line sequence.

7. Sequenced Resonance

Patch example for creating sequenced resonance effects by controlling filters.

8. Quantized String Line

Patch example for creating a quantized string line sound.

9. Exhilarating Arpeggios

Patch example for creating exhilarating arpeggio sounds.

10. Restless Natives

Patch example for creating sounds for different pitched cowbell effects.

11. Using the Sequencer as a Waveform Generator

Transform sequencer into a waveform generator using an external audio oscillator.

12. Special Odyssey Patch No. 1

Special patch for Odyssey utilizing the PEDAL jack for VCF or VCO 2 control.

13. Special Odyssey Patch No. 2

Second special patch for Odyssey utilizing the PEDAL jack for control.

VII. Stacking Two Sequencers

Specifications

Sequencer Specifications

Details on sequencer positions, voltage outputs, modes, and input types.

Quantizer Specifications

Details on quantizer function, input voltage, output, and range.

Physical Characteristics

Information on weight, size, and materials used in the sequencer.

Operating Power Requirements

Details on line voltage, frequency, and power consumption.