Korg Minilogue XD - Editing Sequence Data (Step Edit)

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Editing sequence data (step edit)
Using Step Edit, you can edit the notes and motion sequences that you previously recorded into
sequence data.
1.
Select a program that includes the sequence data you wish to edit.
The MOTION MODE button and buttons 1–16 will light and go dark to show the status for
each step.
Buons 1–16
MOTION MODE buon
Buon goes dark Buon lights
Buon goes dark
Disabled, or no note data avail-
able
Enabled (note data is recorded)
Buon lights
Disabled, or no motion se-
quence data
Enabled (motion sequence data
is recorded)
2.
Edit the notes and motion sequences for the steps, using the MOTION MODE buon and
buons 1–16.
Play the note.
Doing so will make the MOTION MODE button go dark.
•Hold down one of buttons 1–16 and play a note on the keyboard to record a note at that step.
•Holding down multiple buttons and playing a note on the keyboard will record the same note
at all of the selected steps.
•Holding down multiple buttons next to each other and playing a note on the keyboard will
connect the notes inputted in these steps with a tie.
•If you turn the PROGRAM/VALUE knob while playing buttons 1–16, the gate time for only the
step(s) you played will be changed. See “Default Gate Time” (p.37) for details on setting the
gate time.
Input a motion sequence.
Doing so will make the MOTION MODE button light up.
Tip: When the MOTION MODE button is lit, the recorded motion sequence will show up as
graphics in the display.
•Hold down one of buttons 1–16 and move a knob or switch to record a motion sequence at that
step.
•Holding down multiple buttons and moving a knob will record the motion sequence at all of
the selected steps.
For example, if you hold down buttons 3 and 5 and turn the LFO INT knob to “50%,” the LFO
INT 50% value will be recorded for steps 3 and 5 respectively. When recording a motion se-
quence in real time, you can only record continuous changes in value. However, if you use the
step recording feature to record changes as a motion sequence, the changes recorded as a mo-
tion sequence will be recorded per step.
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