Press Rec to record notes when Play is active. You can adjust quantization and other parameters
pressing Shift + Rec.
Keyboard, including arpeggios, sends any number of notes pressed. This means the Mono keyboard
can be used to perform over polyphonic synths without issues, the limit is set by the synth or sound
engine being controlled.
Specific Keyboard layouts for Chords and Multitrack modes will be explained on their sections.
Below both Arpeggiator and Roller are explained.
SCALE QUANTIZATION
Scale quantization can be switched on/off in the Config menu. When it’s ON, non-scale notes are
quantized to the upper closest scale note.
· ARP
Press Arp to enter the arpeggio menu, if you are not in Keyboard
view, the Keyboard will be shown as well. Unless in chord mode
that has its own built-in arpeggiator.
Each Sequencer has one arpeggio that can run independently of
what is playing on the Sequencer.
Turn it ON with encoder 1 and continue turning CW to choose the
arpeggio mode or algorithm. The name is displayed on top of the
screen. Press the first encoder button to toggle the arp On and Off.
Encoder 2 changes octave range. Positive values add upper octaves and negative ones lower
octaves.
Encoder 3 changes the arp gate length.
Encoder 4 for time division.
You can choose from a wide range of arpeggiator modes and we encourage you to test them all!
8 Patt is an interesting one where a predefined rhythm is applied to the incoming notes before the arp
engine (up, down, In, Out) decides which note to play. The rhythm depends on the number of active
notes. How 8 Patt behaves depends on the Arp 8 Patt Reset setting.
Arpeggio only works when Play is on, independently if the Sequencer is active or not.
The parameters of the Arpeggiator like mode, octave range and rate can be modulated with the
internal LFOs or the internal MOD Lanes.
Press Rec to record the arpeggio on the Sequencer (it does not work for arpeggiated chords in Chord
mode).
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