playhead will resume playing where it is supposed to, not
ruining your time signature.
Other changes from MK1
Pattern Rotate
The shortcut for pattern rotate has been moved, now you need to
hold [FUNC], and press [PAGE A] to rotate left, and [PAGE D] to
rotate right.
Storage
Note that on the first time you open a project that has never
been used, mono will create it’s directory structure, which takes
a small amount of time (about 20 seconds). The projects are
now stored on an SD card in a serialized format. At any time, you
can copy these folders to your computer to save it, and change
the projects name to reorder it.
Sequencer strips common use
When in player mode, You can use the [SEQ] strip to :
Set note length (from left to right)
Enable/disable note (from right to left)
There are tons of cosmetic UI changes such as the playhead,
parameter offsets visualization etc. Setting offset parameters is
not relative to the currrent potentiometer position anymore, but
to the center position. Although it was handy to start record
automation or place step locks without jumping to a position, it
was pretty much impossible to know exactly what was the
starting position, so you needed to only trust your ears anyway.
Starting from the middle allows to use the maximum range of
offset at any time.
Mono vocabulary
Project : Top structure of mono data architecture, This holds 64
patterns, global settings 40 Mod Notes and 4 custom scales.
Pattern : A sequence of steps to be played in a loop
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