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The tHru button denes if the incoming note messages that feed the
Arpeggiator are transmitted downstream to the next CHannel inSert or
not. If inactive, the Arpeggio start is dependent on the Clocksync setting.
If active, the notes you played on the keyboard will also immediately
trigger sounds in the instrument (if the Arpeggiator goes directly into an
instrument).
In the tiMe section you will nd the rate menu. Here you can choose the
step width of the pattern. It ranges from whole notes (1) to 64th notes (64)
and is relative to the global clock or host clock, respectively. The triPletS
and dotted buttons change the grid of the played notes to dotted or triplets.
These two parameters can only work alternatively, not both at the same
time. They lead to the following changes in grid length:
A dotted note adds the half of the note value (as dened by Rate). If
you have a rate of 2 (for half notes) the dotted option leads to a grid
spacing of three beats length.
triPletS (also called trioles) lead to notes that are two thirds as long as
the grid width dened by Rate. If Rate is set to fourth and the triplet
button is active, three notes correspond to a half note.
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