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Multi Edit Mode
The ARP Page
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Clock Source
With the Clock Source parameter, you can set the Forte—within the current Multi—to
generate its own tempo by setting Clock Source to Internal, or you can set the Forte to sync
up with the tempo from another device—assuming the device is sending MIDI clock data to
the Forte via MIDI or USB—by setting Clock Source to External. When Clock Source is set
to External, the Tempo parameter disappears from the display.
KB3 Channel
If KB3 Programs are selected for more than one Zone, this parameter species which MIDI
Channel has priority to load a KB3 Program. Only one KB3 Program can be loaded at a
time. You can set this parameter to a value between 1 and 16. If you want a KB3 Program to
play in a zone, you should set the KB3 channel to the channel of the Zone.
The ARP Page
e Arpeggiator in Multi Mode is very similar to the Program Mode arpeggiator. See The
Arpeggiator Function on page 7-55 Program Edit Mode Chapter for a full description of
each arpeggiator parameter.
In Multi Mode, the Arpeggiator works the same as in Program Mode, except there is one
arpeggiator per Zone. e Arpeggiator in each Zone can each have dierent settings, and
they can be played at the same time. Also, in Multi Mode the Arpeggiator page does not have
the Tempo parameter, instead the Tempo parameter on the Multi Common page should be
used.
Unlike the Arpeggiator in Program Mode, the Arpeggiator in Multi Mode has the Sync Type
parameter. Setting the Sync Type parameter to AnyBeat will keep arpeggiators in sync to the
same beat pulse across multiple Zones. When the Sync Type parameter is set to AnyBeat,
playing an arpeggiator in one Zone will wait for the next beat of any currently playing
arpeggiators before starting. Set the Sync Type parameter to O if you don’t want to keep
arpeggiators in sync.
Arp Save
See ArpSave on page 7-69 in the Program Edit Mode chapter for information.