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The Left-Hand Controller (LHC) is home to a number of
performance-enriching controls. The PITCH (Pitch Bend) and
MOD (Modulation) wheels deliver real-time expression, while
the GLIDE knob provides enhanced articulation between
notes. The Left-Hand Controller is also home to the Transport
Buttons for the Arpeggiator and Sequencer, allowing instant
access to these powerful features during performance.
TRANSPORT BUTTONS
PLAY
The green PL AY button acts as a toggle, either arming or
disarming the Arpeggiator or Sequencer. When this button is
lit, pressing the notes to be arpeggiated, or the starting note
of a sequence, will begin playback. This button will remain lit
when the Sequencer or Arpeggiator is armed.
HOLD
The blue HOLD button acts as a latch for the Arpeggiator and
the Sequencer, where notes played and released remain held
until new notes are played. This button will remain lit as long
as the Hold function is engaged.
TAP
The playback tempo of the Arpeggiator or Sequencer can be
set using a series of successive taps on this yellow TAP button.
Once a Tempo has been entered using the TAP button, it will
remain lit yellow. To exit Tap Tempo, simply press and hold the
TAP button until its light goes out.
TIP: As long as the TAP button is lit yellow (indicating a tempo
has been entered using this method), turning the RATE knob in
the ARP / SEQ module will select clock divisions of this tempo.
NOTE: More specific information regarding these buttons can be
found in the ARP / SEQ chapter of this manual located on Page 49.
MOD
LEFT-HAND CONTROLLER
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