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Use
one
of
the
following
operations to finalize the selection
made
in!]}.
• Either press the
pattern
bank
key selected
in
!]}once
again, or press the ENTER key.
The
pattern
will remain the same,
and
only the
pattern
bank
will change.
• Press one of the
UP
- PATS keys to select a
pattern
(refer to "Selecting the
arpeggio
pattern,"
below).
The
bank
and
arpeggio
pattern
will change.
If
you
wish to cancel the selection
made
inl]l
, press the
EXIT
key or the currently selected (lit)
pattern
bank
key.
Selecting the
arpeggio
pattern
[])
Press the PATTERN/PROGRAM Select key to make the
upper
PATTERN LED blink.
When
this is done,
thE'
UP
/0
- P ATS/9 keys will act to select patterns. Each time
you
press
the
PATTERN
/PROGRAM Select key, the
upper
/lower
LEOs will alternate
between
blinking/lit.
PATIERN/PROGRAM Select key
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....
...
I-I
UP
DOWN
ALTl
ALT2
RANDOM
PAT!
PAT2
PATJ
PAT4
PATS
blinking
Select a pattern.
Press one of the UP
--
PATS keys to select the arpeggio pattern.
When
the
pattern
is selected,
the
upper
right
of
the
LCD will
indicate
the
selected
pattern
as
"PAT:UP", "PAT:DOWN"
...
"PAT:PAT5".
• Basic arpeggiator operation
[])
Press the ARPEGGIO
ON/OFF
key to make the LED light.
The arpeggiator function will be turned on.
If
you
now
press
notes
on
the keyboard,
an
arpeggio
will be played.
Rotate the SPEED knob to set the desired tempo.
Press the LATCH/KEY SYNC key to make LATCH light.
When the LATCH function is on, the arpeggio will continue playing even after
you
take your
hands
off
the
keyboard.
The
LATCH/KEY
SYNC
key
allows
you
to
select
one
of
four
methods
of
operation (see "Arpeggiator functions"
page
15).
[!I Press the OCTAVE key to switch the range of the arpeggiation in 1-octave increments.
As the
LED
is switched
2~3~4,
the range of arpeggiation will change.
In
the case of
PATIERN
UP
OCTAVE: LED unlit
rm
To stop arpeggiation, press the ARPEGGIO
ON/OFF
key to
turn
off the
LED.
Try playing various chords,
and
use the UP - P AT5 keys to select different arpeggio
patterns
and
hear
the results.
*
With
the
above
procedure,
notes
will
be
sounded
in
the
order
of
their
pitch,
regardless
of
the
order
in
which
they
were
pressed.
You
can
also
make
Pattern
Define
settings
so
that
notes
will
be
sounded
in
the
order
that
they
were
pressed.
In
addition,
you
can
adjust
the
step
interval
and
the
velocity
and
length
of
the
arpeggio
notes,
and
create
your
own
arpeggio
pattern.
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