Korg RK-100S - Step Edit

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PROGRAM
1/12: The arpeggio will be played as 8th note triplets at the specied tempo.
1/8: The arpeggio will be played as 8th notes at the specied tempo.
1/6: The arpeggio will be played as quarter note triplets at the specied tempo.
1/4: The arpeggio will be played as quarter notes at the specied tempo.
1/2: The arpeggio will be played as half notes at the specied tempo.
1/1: The arpeggio will be played as whole notes at the specied tempo.
LAST STEP [1...8]
Species the number of valid steps (maximum number of steps) for the arpeggiator.
LATCH [O, On]
This species how the arpeggiator will behave when you take your hand o the
keyboard.
O: The arpeggiator will stop when you take your hand o the keyboard.
On: The arpeggiator will continue playing even if you take your hand o the
keyboard.
KEY SYNC [O, On]
Species whether the arpeggiator will be synchronized to the keyboard.
If this is On, the arpeggiator will always start from the beginning of the arpeggio
paern when you play the keyboard. If you are performing together with other
instruments, you can use this function to ensure that the arpeggio paern is
aligned with the beginning of the measure.
O: Sync o. The arpeggio paern will not be reset when you play the keyboard.
On: Sync on. The arpeggio paern will be reset the moment you play the keyboard.
GATE TIME [000%...100%]
Species the duration (gate time) of the arpeggiated notes, as a percentage (%).
With a seing of 001%, each note will be extremely short. With a seing of 100%,
each note will continue playing until the next step.
SWING [–100%...+100%]
Species the percentage (%) by which even-numbered notes of the arpeggio will
be shied in timing relative to the rst note
STEP EDIT
Here you can turn each step of the arpeggio paern on/o. This is a way to add
more variety to arpeggios that might become boring.
Step 1 SW...Step 8 SW [O, On]
Specify the on/o status of each step, from 1–8. The number of available steps is
specied by the “LAST STEP” seing.
O: The note at this step will not sound.
On: The note at this step will sound.