Press any pad on the row of the selected Sequencer to save a sequence in the corresponding
Pattern slot.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
· Remember that each row stores the patterns for each sequencer. Upper row 1 = sequencer
1, row 2 = sequencer 2, etc.
· Every slot can store one pattern. The sequencer MODE (Mono, Chord, etc.) is part of the
stored data, so different patterns of the same sequencer could be in different modes. The sequencer
will automatically change its mode when the pattern is loaded.
· Other information like MIDI channel and CC assignments is also stored per pattern.
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In order to maintain consistency between patterns, we recommend configuring everything necessary
such as MODE, MIDI channel and CC assignments in a first pattern. Then save this pattern in
successive memory slots as a template.
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You can also save by turning the encoder 2 to select a Pattern slot in the screen and press the
encoder button.
To load a Pattern hold Load button. The Memory access layout will show up in the grid. You can load
4 patterns (1 per Sequencer) on the grid INDEPENDENTLY of the selected sequencer (1-4). You can
also load by holding the Load button and turning the encoder 2 to select a Pattern slot in the screen
and press the encoder button.
To Save a pattern, the procedure is the same as for loading but it’s only possible for the selected
sequencer to avoid unintentionally overwriting patterns from other sequencers. Saving a pattern
means that the information of the project like BPM and songs are also updated in the memory.
When a Pattern is loaded, any changes made to it won’t be saved unless done manually
To load a Project, hold the Load button and move encoder 1 to highlight the target Project, then
push the encoder button.
To save a Project, hold the Save button and move encoder 1 to highlight the target Project, then
push the encoder button. Saving a project means all 4 sequencer states and patterns will be saved,
plus the current BPM and all the arrangements/songs of the project.
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