ISLA Instruments S2400 User Manual
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TR Mode
TR mode allows editing a pattern in style of a TR-x0x step sequencer. The 16 mute and solo
buttons become step buttons. The step numbers are printed below the buttons. The buttons
light up to show that there is an event for that track on that step. In TR mode, only sixteenth
notes can be inserted or removed. If there are events in the pattern between the sixteenth
notes, they are unaffected.
Encoder/Arrows: Scroll the cursor to a different measure. The measure being edited and
displayed on the mute/solo buttons follows the on-screen cursor.
Pad: Select the track to edit. Future presses of the same pad play the sound, so parameter
values can be auditioned before a step is added.
Mute/Solo: Add or remove a step from the pattern. When a step is added, the current
parameters (level, pitch, etc.) are recorded into the pattern for that step.
Shift+Mute/Solo: Display Edit Step Parameters for that step, if there is an event there.
Rec/Edit: No effect because TR mode is, by definition, editing.
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