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28 RHYTHM DESIGNER RD-9 User Manual
Pattern Parameters
Some of the parameters in the Pattern Data le are comparable to the Global Parameters. When these parameters are in use (i.e. the corresponding Preference is set to
Pattern), selecting a new pattern for playback will trigger the corresponding change in the sequencer. A change to the Step Size is one such example.
Preference Name Description Values
Tempo The tempo of the pattern is stored. 20 – 240 BPM
Swing The Swing level is stored per pattern. 25% - 75%
Probability The probability of a step being heard is stored per pattern. 0 – 100 %
Flam The am level is stored per pattern 0 - 24
Filter Mode Filter Mode is stored per pattern, either LPF or HPF. 0 = LPF,
1 = HPF
Filter Enable Whether the lter is on/o per pattern. 0 = O,
1 = On
Filter Automation Automation of the lter is stored per pattern. 0 = Inactive,
1 = Active
Filter Step Values (1 - 64) Filter step values per pattern are stored. 0 – 255
Polymeter Polymeter is either on/o per pattern. 0 = O,
1 = On
Step Size Step size is stored for the pattern. 0 = 1/8
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1 = 1/8
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Tr,
2 = 1/16
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,
3 = 1/16
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Tr,
4 = 1/32
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Auto Advance Whether or not the song will auto advance to the next or not is stored per pattern. 0 = O,
1 = On
FX Bus Sends Whether or not the FX bus send is active or not, stored per pattern. 0 = Inactive,
1 = Active
Mute Voices Which voices are muted, stored by pattern. 0 = Inactive,
1 = Active
Solo Voices Which voices are soloed, stored by pattern. 0 = Inactive,
1 = Active
Accent Mode Accent Mode is stored per pattern. 0 = Global,
1 = Independent
Accent Values (1 - 10) Accent Values are stored per pattern. Global Accent Values
(1 - 10)