Panning
SYNC RATE Menu
A very pleasing audio effect may be heard when the panning effect is synchronised to the
tempo of a musical piece. The following table describes the musical timings available:
OFF
32nd T
32nd
16th T
16th
8th T
16th D
8th
4th T
8th D
4th
2nd T
4th D
2nd
1bar T
2nd D
1bar
2bar T
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2
3
4
6
8
9
12
16
18
24
32
36
48
64
72
96
128
Manual rate
32nd Triplet
32nd
16th Triplet
16th
8th Triplet
16th Dotted
8th
4th Triplet
8th Dotted
4th
2nd Triplet
4th Dotted
2nd
1 Bar Triplet
2nd Dotted
1 Bar
2 Bars Triplet
Menu Item MIDI Clocks Synchronised to
1bar D
2bars
4bar T
3Bars
5bar T
4bars
3bar D
7bar T
5bars
8bar T
6bars
7bars
5bar D
8bars
9bars
7bar D
12bars
144
192
256
288
320
384
432
448
480
512
576
672
720
768
864
1008
1152
1.5 Bars
2 Bars
4 Bar Triplet
3 Bars
5 Bar Triplet
4 Bars
4.5 Bars
7 Bar Triplet
5 Bars
8 Bar Triplet
6 Bars
7 Bars
7.5 Bars
8 Bars
9 Bars
10.5 Bars
12 Bars
Menu Item MIDI Clocks Synchronised to
When a sync interval is selected, the rate of the panning LFO is controlled by the sequencer’s
tempo when MIDI clock source is set to EXT (the default). If the MIDI clock source is set to INT,
the Arpeggiator’s TEMPO knob controls the delay time.
When controlling the panning rate from a sequencer, it is important to ensure that the
sequencer is transmitting MIDI Clock messages. Consult the sequencer manual for details.
Note : When Sync Rate is set to OFF, the rate of the panning LFO will be controlled by the
setting of the panning effect’s Rate control. Any incoming MIDI clock messages or Arpeggiator
TEMPO settings will be ignored .
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