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Menu-page 6: Gate-time (note-length)

Menu-page 7: Motion

This parameter decides if a note is played with staccato (=0, very short) or legato (=127, connected to

next note). You can change this parameter in 128 steps.

The motion-parameter gives you the replay-direction of the stored notes. You can select from the

following settings:

Edit Arpeggiator

<6> Gate: 64

Edit Arpeggiator

<7> Motion: UP

The Arpeggiator

Motion -Replay Direction Function

DOWN

UPDW - up and down

RND - random

ASGN - assign

RVSD - reversed assigned

ASG2 - forward and

reversed assign

MOT1 bis MOT9

Here the notes of the chord will be played from the lowest to the

highest.

Here the notes of the chord will be played from the highest to the

lowest.

Here the played chord will be repeatedly played up and down and

back again

With „random” the notes of the chord will be played by pure

chance, without a special order.

Here the notes of a sequence are played in the order they are

played on the keyboard. With the similar activated „Hold”

Function and by leaving out a key, you can easily put in complete

melodies. You just leave out the first note of the melody and the

following you just shortly tap on.

Basically works the same way as the ASGN. Here the notes are

replayed in reverse order.

Has the same function as ASGN and RVSD. Here the notes will

be played in the order they have been played in and then the

other way around.

With these pattern you got free programmable replay-orders that

also could be polyphonic. The MOT1 to MOT9 are manufactured

pattern. Of course you can change these pattern any time on your

behalf.

Quasimidi Sirius User Manual

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