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Sequencing Patterns
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▌ CREATING A BEAT FILL PATTERN TEMPLATE
1. Create a new blank project.
• Press (Screen) to select the menu. Turn (Screen) to navigate to
highlight ‘File’ in the menu. Press (Screen) to select.
• Turn (Screen) to highlight ‘New Project’. Press (Screen) to select
the highlighted ‘New Project’ option.
• A prompt to save the current project may be presented. Select ‘Yes’
or ‘No’. A new project will be created with the default settings.
2. In the ‘Samples’ menu load the following folders in the exact order
stated. The order of loading is very important.
• Press (Screen) to select the menu. Turn (Screen) to navigate to
highlight ‘Samples’ in the menu. Press (Screen) to select.
• Turn (Screen) to highlight ‘Load Files or Folders’. Press (Screen) to
select this option.
• Navigate to the folder to load. Samples can be created and stored in
the appropriately named folder externally. Press [Load Folder]
screen button on the selected folder. The loading of folders MUST
be performed in this order:-
1. Kick. Load the folder named ‘Kick’ and containing kick samples.
2. HiHat. Load the folder named ‘HiHat’ containing hat samples.
3. Snare. Load the folder named ‘Snare’ containing snare samples.
3. Create patterns with up to 16 steps maximum using the three
instrument samples loaded. It is important to strictly use Track 1 for
Kicks, Track 2 for Snares and Track 3 for Hats.
4. Save the project.
• Press (Screen) to select the menu. Turn (Screen) to navigate to
highlight ‘File’ in the menu. Press (Screen) to select.
• Turn (Screen) to highlight ‘Save Project’. Press (Screen) to select
then press [Save] screen button. Can also use ‘Save As’.
5. The patterns are saved in the SD Card, Projects / MyProj / Patterns
folder. Use an external PC or Mac to copy the created pattern to the
‘BeatFill’ folder for use with ll. Do not change the project structure.