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PRESET EDIT MENU PARAMETERS
ARPEGGIATOR (PRESET EDIT 1.1)
Highlight ARPEGGIATOR >> and press the CURSOR button to enter the ARPEGGIATOR sub menu.
GATE LENGTH
This parameter specifies how long the arpeggiator’s gate stays on for each note. The default
is 50%, which means that each note of an arpeggiation is held for half of the length of that
note. After 50% of the time has passed, the filter and amplitude envelopes will go into the
release portion of their envelope settings. The available range is from OFF (no gate at all) to
100% (all notes are played legato with no space in between).
CLOCK DIV
This determines the arpeggiator’s note relationship to the internal or MIDI clock. The first value
is 4, which means a single arpeggiation note is 4 whole notes long (384 MIDI clocks). The
highest value is 1/64T, which means that each arpeggiation note is a 1/64th-note triplet (1 MIDI
clock). Please refer to the chart on page 52 for a list of available clock divisions.
SWING
This parameter allows you to “swing” your sequence data. The range is from 0% to 100%.
When SWING is set to 50% (default) all quarter notes are played with equal time (or “straight”).
When SWING is set to a value below 50%, it will move the off-beats earlier in time. When
SWING is set to a value above 50%, it will move the off-beats later in time. At 0% swing, only
the off-beats will play; at 100% swing, only the on-beats will play.
NOTE: Each of the CONTROLLER edit pages for MOD BUS 1 and MOD BUS 2 have a parameter
called LFO1 SWING (OFF/ON) and LFO2 SWING (OFF/ON), respectively. When these are set to
ON (default) and when SYNC for that LFO is ON, the respective LFO will swing in accordance
with the SWING value set above.
STEP 1 RESET
This is used to determine the behavior of the various KB RESET parameters (MOD 1 & 2,
Oscillators) when the Arpeggiator is running. If STEP 1 RESET is ON, then KB RESET will only
occur on the first note of the arpeggiator pattern or sequence. If STEP 1 RESET is OFF, then
KB RESET will happen on every note of the arpeggiation or sequence.
END NOTES
This parameter is only valid when the BACK/FORTH button is illuminated. It determines
if the beginning and ending notes of an arpeggiation are played once or twice during the turnaround.
EXAMPLE: If you’re arpeggiating C-E-G using the UP Pattern with the BACK/FORTH button
illuminated, you get C-E-G-E-C etc. if you choose ONCE. If you choose TWICE you’ll get C-E-
G-G-E-C-C etc.
SEQUENCER (PRESET EDIT 1.2)
Highlight SEQUENCER >> and press the CURSOR button to enter the SEQUENCER sub menu.
MOD DST
This is a dedicated mod destination for the sequencer. The position of the MOD WHEEL is
recorded for each step in a sequence as a bi-polar value (with the MOD WHEEL centered
equaling 0). You can use the MOD DST parameter to directly assign the SEQ MOD values
to virtually any parameter in the Sub 37. The default is OFF.
SEQ MOD AMT
This parameter scales the amount of sequence modulation to a selected destination. The
values range from OFF (default) to 100%.
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