Moog THE SOURCE User Manual

THE PROGRAM SEQUENCER
The program sequencer works in conjunction with the two sequencers and, in fact, stores its information in the
same general memory locations.
Each event of each sequence is stored in memory as a digital value. A portion of that digital value is reserved for
program sequence information. When the program sequencer playback is activated, it looks at the sequencer memory
for information. If no program sequencer information has been recorded, the program will not change.
A reliable procedure for recording program sequence information is as follows:
1. After recording a sequence, play it back very slowly. Rehearse the intended program changes.
2. When all the program changes have been decided, touch |j||^Sli&Ultsl3Slii3!^ • The sequencer will start
over from the beginning.
3. Don't try to synchronize note changes with program changes. Wait until the sequencer plays a note, then
make the program change. The program sequencer will remember the last program called during an event, so
if more than one change is made during a note (or rest), make sure the final program is the desired one.
4. When the program sequencer is in the record mode, the notes in the sequencer will be played only once. At
the end of one cycle, operation will revert to Level 1.
5. Note: Tf ■a:flct:riWiM»i:l3Bl is touched and no program changes are specified, all sequencer
events will be "loaded" with the program currently displayed.
Note, also, that entering a new sequence erases the previous program sequence changes. When a sequence is
entered, the program sequence information is set to a default value of program 1; i.e., if the program
sequencer playback is activated without previously recording some program changes, all events in the
sequencer will be played with program 1.
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Moog THE SOURCE Specifications

General

Brand	Moog
Model	THE SOURCE
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English