10.2
TIMING
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The Timing page groups the parameters which define the characteristics
of
the Pulse
Clock used for Pulse Rhythm. These parameters have no effect in any other Rhythm!
P.n - Pulse Note
The Pulse Note
(p.n)
defines the time between Pulses. The numeric Values represent
the corresponding tempo-independent beat value
as
follows:
4 quarter-note
8
eighth-note
12
eighth-note triplet
16
16th-note
24
16th-note triplet
32
32nd-note
48
32nd-note triplet
96
64th-note triplet
tV
Tuplet mode
A Pulse Note Value
of
tV indicates Tuplet mode. In Tuplet mode, the time
between beats
is
calculated dynamically by dividing the length
of
the Record
Buffer in beats by the number
of
notes
in
the Source. The Record Buffer
length is available for editing in the ReclHold Options Page as the
End
Beat
(Eb)
parameter. Thus in Tuplet mode, the time
of
each iteration thru the
Source note list is a constant equal to the End Beat. Setting the
End
Beat to 1
allows division
of
the basic quarter-note according to how many notes are
held
on
the keyboard. Note also, each Source is actually able to Pulse at
different times, allowing poly-rhythms between the Sources.
d.V
-
Duration
The Duration (d.V) parameter defines what percentage
of
the time each Pulse Note
stays gated, where 16 is 100%.
The
range is from 1 to
31
allowing approximately a
6%
to 194% variation.
The ability to provide a legato pulse, with Duration Values greater than 16, provides a
whole new feel even to classic arpeggiation, and works especially well with sampled
pianos.
On
the other hand, a duration
of
less than
16
creates a more mechanical,
staccato effect.
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