interval buttons don´t transpose the recorded sequence but introduce an
offset voltage when touched down. After programming Grooves, you can
enable or disable every Sequencer step by pushing down Steps buttons. Also
you can Sync and/or jump through steps during performance, touching the
top bar step numbers, the same goes for selecting programming Groove,
below.
Step numbers bar <—>
Groove bar <—>
The Sequencer has two separate Voltage Outputs. One for the keyboard (DK
keyboard) going to Input 1 (Keys) and Input 2 (Dynamics). The other Voltage
Output goes from the Sequencer to the Vertical and Horizontal STICK rows
(Vertical is the Keyboard Voltage and Horizontal is the Dynamics). You can
disable/only vertical/both the Joystick Outputs from the toggle. N.B. The
Joysticks Vertical Range (16) must be set to 0.32 (0.32 V/Octave sensitivity
for an 'equal scale') as for Input 1 (8). The Joystick handles work as an offset,
you can resets it to zero (central handle position, double tap for reset).
DK GROOVE:
Keyboard Voltage → Input 1 (8)
Dynamics Voltage → Input 2 (9)
STICK GROOVE:
Keyboard Voltage → Vertical Stick (16)
Dynamics Voltage → Horizontal Stick (15)
Sequencer SYNC
By enabling the SYNC switch, (green highlighted) you will not longer be
able to set the local tempo since now the TEMPO is sampled from Master
SYNC Clock. You can subdivide the SYNC Tempo from the Subdivision
Menu.
Subdivision Menu will show a list of symbols that abbreviate musical note
time values:
Normal : 1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, 1/64
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