Octave
By default, the octave is C 2. Turn the 2nd encoder to change the base octave for all the
sequence. This base octave serves as a reference point of the notes of the grid. This won’t affect the
octave value of the single steps.
Gate
This parameter sets the duration of the note, determined by the % of the total length of every
step depending on the selected division. Thus, if the sequence is set to 1/16th, and gate is 50, the
note will last half of a 1/16th note
Same as velocity, if there’s different gate values on steps, it shows maximum and minimum value. It
acts as a global control. After gate = 99 you have TIE and LEGato. Note that you can change this
parameter per step as well.
- TIE holds the current note for a number of steps. It can also be introduced by holding a step on the
grid and pressing another step on the same row depending on the desired length. Wait for the second
press (half of a second) in order to be recognized as a Tie, faster gestures toggles multipress selection
to edit several steps at once.
Tied steps are indicated with a white light. The steps must be on the same row and octave to be tied,
otherwise they would be considered as different notes.
- LEGato creates a smooth transition between consecutive notes, so there’s no time gap between
them.
Gate affects directly the Decay time of the AD trig envelope in CV Out.
MOD
Same as velocity and gate, MOD parameter shows minimum and maximum value if steps
have different values. By default MOD sends Mod Wheel messages. You can change this on the CC
Perform menus later explained.
Tempo
It affects all the Sequencers. To modify it, press Shift + turn the 1st encoder. The default
tempo value can be modified in the config menu. It only works when the OXI One is in INT (internal)
synchronization mode (see Synchronization section).
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Press SHIFT + Play repeatedly to TAP the tempo to the desired beat.
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