target parameter. To clear a whole parameter hold [DELETE] and slightly
move the desired potentiometer.
You can also copy, paste and clear a patch. To do so, use the [RECORD]
button : To copy, hold [FUNC] + [COPY] and press [RECORD]. Navigate to
the pattern where you want to paste the patch, hold [FUNC] + [PASTE] and
hit [RECORD]. To delete a patch, hold [DELETE] and press [RECORD]. The
patch will initialize to the physical position of the knobs.
Undo/Redo operations
Every single action of the sequencer is undoable. If you are not quite happy
with a recorded automation, you can undo it. Hate that change of pitch on
the last 4 notes ? Undo it. Not so bad in the end ? Redo it. Simple hold
[FUNC] and hit [UNDO] to undo and … you guessed it, hold [FUNC] and hit
[REDO] to redo.
Pattern settings
Scale and root note
To set up a scale and a key, hold [FUNC] and hit [SCALE]. Set up the root
note with the [NOTE] key and set the scale with the [SEQ] key. Here is the
list of the scale and their related [SEQ] key. Scale and root are mostly useful
with the randomizer, more on the next section. You can visualize the
selected scale on the mini keyboard. Only the [NOTE] key LED in the
selected scale are on, with the root note a bit brighter. If you are allergic to
music theory, this is a pretty handy tool.
Transpose
To transpose a whole pattern hold [FUNC] and hit [TRANSPOSE], you can
select the transposition level with the [NOTE] keys. Use the [UP] and
[DOWN] key to transpose to a full octave.
Beat division
To set up the pattern beat division, hold [FUNC] and hit [BEAT DIV]. The
selected [SEQ] key denes how many steps are played each beat, default is
4.
Swing
To set up the swing value of the current pattern, hold [FUNC] and hit
[SWING]. Set the swing with the [SEQ] key, 1 being no swing, and 16
maximum swing.
Mod Note mode
The mod note mode is a little bonus mode that allows users to create up to
40 custom temporary patch or timbre settings per project to be played and
recorded. Hit [UP] + [DOWN], both keys LED should be on indicating that
you enabled Mod Note mode. The 8 bottom [NOTE] keys each represent a
timbre, you can’t use them to play pitch anymore.
The mod notes are scoped to the project, each project can hold 40 mod
notes, separated into 5 pages. You can scroll the pages with the [UP] and
[DOWN] key.
To set up the timbre, hold one of those Mod Note keys, say the D [NOTE]
key, and change any parameter you want by setting potentiometter to the
desired position. Every time you play that key, the timbre that you recorded
will be played. It is not recorded as osets, and therefore not limited to the
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