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EDITING A STEP (CONTINUED)
While a step is selected for editing:
REST [ON] and TIE [LATCH] buttons show and toggle the rest or tie state for the selected step.
Note entry (via keyboard or MIDI) edits the pitch of the selected step as follows:
• Any non-legato note sets Pitch 1 and clears the Rest, Tie, and Ratchet data.
• Any legato note sets Pitch 2.
NOTE: If the DUO MODE button is held when a note is entered, then the note entry sets Pitch 2 without
modifying Pitch 1.
If, during step editing, the PAT TERN knob is set to REC (instead of SEQ), then the selected step also
determines the step from which step recording will commence. After the release of all notes, the step
is deselected and the sequence is advanced to the next step. The Sub 37 is now ready to record all
further notes in the normal fashion for step recording.
TIE GROUPS OF STEPS
Hold a step button and press another step button to Tie these steps and any steps in-between
together. If the last step of this new Tie group was already set with a Tie, then the original Tie will be
cleared. Press the same two step buttons together a second time to un-Tie all the notes in the group.
TOGGLE STEP REST STATE
Press and release a single step button to toggle Rest on/off.
SET FIRST STEP/LAST STEP
To set a certain step as the sequence’s first step, press and hold the desired step button and press the
KB OCTAVE button. To set a certain step as the sequence’s last step, press and hold the desired
step button, and press the KB OCTAVE button.
NOTE: You can also CURSOR to the last step number displayed on the LCD and dictate a new last step
using the buttons.
ROTATE PATTERN
You can shift the entire sequence’s step data “left” or “right” (relative to the downbeat) by holding
BANK and pressing the ARPEGGIATOR RANGE [<] and [>] buttons.
BANK + RANGE [<] shifts the pattern to the left by one step per press.
BANK + RANGE [>] shifts the pattern to the right by one step per press.
NOTE: When rotating patterns, there are two Sequencer Transpose modes found in the GLOBAL MENU
2.2/SEQ OPTIONS sub menu. The options are FIRST (First Note - default) or MID C (Middle C plays
recorded pitch). If transposition is based on “First Note” and you rotate a pattern, this will affect how the
sequence is transposed when you play a new key on the keyboard. The new first note becomes the new
root note for transposing from the keyboard. In MID C mode, playing Middle C on the keyboard (note 48)
will cause the sequence to play in its recorded key, regardless of which pitch has been rotated to be the
first in the sequence. If you plan on Rotating your patterns while playing live, it’s best that you choose
MID C in the GLOBAL MENU 2.2/SEQ OPTIONS sub menu.
SKIP
To toggle SKIP on/off for a step, hold the desired step’s button and then press the ARP ON [REST]
button. Skip allows you to temporarily remove a step from a sequence. The note prior to the Skipped
note will proceed directly to the note after the Skipped note.
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