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Editing Events
The parameters used to specify the arpeggiator effect are as follows:
Parameter/Option... Meaning...
Swing (%) The distortion of timing used to produce a swing feel. A
value of 0% indicates a straight rendition; negative and
positive values produce distortion of the timing grid. For
more information on swing, see “Swing” on page
6-18.
Rate The delay between successive notes.
Units The units used to specify the delay. You may specify
delay in ticks, in milliseconds, or as a note duration.
Legato (%) The smoothness of the notes of the arpeggio. 1 percent
plays each notes and releases it instantly. 99 percent
plays each note up to the start of the next note.
Path The direction of the arpeggio. Options are
Up, Up
(arpeggios go up),
Up, Down
(arpeggios go up, then
down),
Down, Down
(arpeggios go down),
Down, Up
(arpeggios go down, then up).
Play thru The disposition of the notes you play to specify the
arpeggio. Checked plays the original notes. Unchecked
filters out the original notes.
Specify output range The range over which the arpeggio plays. Checked
specifies that the arpeggiator repeats notes at each
octave over the entire specified range. Unchecked
specifies that the arpeggiator includes only the notes
you actually play.
Lowest note The MIDI number of the lowest note of the arpeggio.
Numbers run from 0 to 127.
Span (Notes) The number of half-steps in the range. Numbers run
from 12 to 127.
Use chord control The chord you specify. Checked specifies that the
arpeggiator infers the chord from the notes played in
the range. It identifies the chord in the Chord
recognized box and uses it to play arpeggios for notes
outside the range.
Lowest note The MIDI number of the lowest note the arpeggiator
uses for chord recognition (0 to 126).
Span (Notes) The number of half-steps in the range. Numbers run
from 1 to 127.
Chord recognized The chord the Arpeggiator recognizes and plays.
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