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Ter m Button Definition
Secondary View
Shift + button,
or double-tap a
button
All views accessed via using Shift in combination with
another button are referred to as secondary views.
These views may also be accessed by pressing the
corresponding button repeatedly to toggle between the
secondary and primary views.
Setup View Shift + Save
Allows control of MIDI clock and Tx / Rx settings, MIDI
channel selection for each track and pad brightness
adjustment. Normal operation is suspended while
Setup
View
is open.
Side Chain Shift + FX
A method of allowing the samples on one track to modify
the dynamics of samples on another.
Step
Each Track in a Pattern is initially based on 16 or 32
Steps, though shorter Patterns of any length my be
defined in
Pattern Settings View. See also Micro step.
Step buttons
Collective name for the button group comprising the
Note, Velocity, Gate, Micro Step and Probability
buttons.
Tap
Touching certain buttons quickly (less than half a second)
will produce a different result from “holding” them. Such
an action is termed a “tap”. See also “Hold”.
Track
One of the eight elements which may contribute to a
Project: When you press a Track button, you go to
Sample
View
or Note View (whichever was last selected) for that
track.
Velocity View Velocity Allows editing of the velocity of a step.
View
One of various ways the 32 grid pads can be used to
display information and allow user interaction.
View Lock Shift + Patterns
A function that maintains the Step display of the currently
selected Pattern while letting you select a different
Pattern, or playing other Patterns in a Pattern Chain.
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