parameter is set to On, Notes & Velocity can be entered directly from the master keyboard. To do this set this parameter to On,
then select a Pattern & select the number of steps in the pattern required in page 18 of Global mode. Now go to page 19 of global
mode & check that the pattern is on step 1. While in page 19 pressing a note on the master keyboard will enter the note value &
velocity value directly into the pattern. The note off will automatically advance the pattern to the next step. A sustain pedal on the
master keyboard can also be used when in this mode. If no note is held down & the sustain pedal is pressed a Rest is inserted at
the current step. Releasing the sustain switch advances the pattern to the next step. Similarly, pressing the pedal while no note is
being played then, while still pressing the sustain switch, a note is played on the master keyboard, inserts a tie at the current step.
Releasing the Note on the master keyboard then advances the pattern to the next step. Similarly, pressing the pedal while a note is
being played inserts a Glide to at the current step. Releasing the Note on the master keyboard then advances the pattern to the
next step. The range of this parameter is Off, On, Note only, Vel only & Gate only.. This parameter is memorised as Global.
Page 18 looks like so:
The higher parameter is “User Pattern”. In this case with a value of 000.
This parameter determines which of the User Patterns for the Arpeggiator is to be edited with the following pages. Use the upper
Data knob to adjust this parameter. The range of this parameter is 000 to 127. This parameter is memorised as Global.
User Patterns 000 to 63 are User Monophonic Patterns & User Patterns 64 to 127 are User Polyphonic Patterns.
To write any changes to the currently selected pattern into memory press the “Write” button while any of the pattern edit pages are
displayed. Also note the “Memory Protect” has to be set to “Off” for this to be possible.
The lower parameter is “No of Steps”. In this case with a value of 32.
This parameter determines The number of steps in the chosen User Pattern. Use the lower Data knob to adjust this parameter.
The range of this parameter is 01 to 64. This parameter is memorised as Pattern data.
Page 19 looks like so:
The higher parameter is “Step Note Vel. Gate”. In this case with a value of Note.
This parameter determines the type of pattern parameter is going to be edited with the lower Data knob. Use the upper Data knob
to adjust select the parameter to be edited. The cursor indicates the current selection, in this case Note. When this parameter is
set to “Step” the value of the parameter below it determines the step to be edited. Use the lower Data knob to adjust this parame-
ter. The range of this parameter is 01 to 64 but depends on the value set in the “No of Steps” parameter above. When this parame-
ter is set to “Note” the value of the parameter below it determines the note value of the currently selected step. Use the lower Data
knob to adjust this parameter. The range of this parameter is 01 to 12 for the User Monophonic patterns ( 000 to 063 ) & -36 to +36
for the User Polyphonic patterns ( 064 to 127 ) When this parameter is set to “Vel.” the value of the parameter below it determines
the velocity of the note at the currently selected step. Use the lower Data knob to adjust this parameter. The range of this parame-
ter is 1 to 127. When this parameter is set to “Gate” the value of the parameter below it determines the gate time of the note at the
currently selected step. In the Normal position the gate equals one step unless the following step is a tie. In the Tie position the
notes are tied together. Use the lower Data knob to adjust this parameter. In the Rest position the note is silent. in the Glide posi-
tion the Portamento effect is engaged as it does in Autoglide. The range of this parameter is Norm, Tie, Rest, Glide. Refer to page
31 for details on programming user patterns. These parameters are memorised as Pattern data.
Step Note Vel. Gate
O1 O1 127 Norm
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