ON/OFF STEP - [1-16]
To turn notes on and off, simply press the corresponding buttons.
ENTER NOTE - [1-16 + C1 NOTE INPUT OR KEYBOARD]
To enter note information for each step.
TIE NOTES - [STEP BUTTON + NEXT STEP BUTTON ex: 1 + 3 for a 3 step tie]
In order to enter note data which plays for longer than one step, tie notes together for more expressive patterns.
To un-tie notes, simply press the buttons again and the tie is gone. Associated steps illuminated from the tie must
also be pressed again in order to clear them from the pattern.
GATE TIME - [1-16 + C2 RIBBON CONTROLLER]
This button combination allows you to set the individual gate time of each individual step.
ALL GATE TIMES - [CHORUS 2 + C2 RIBBON CONTROLLER]
This button combination allows you to set the gate time for the entire pattern and each of its steps.
PATTERN SELECT - [CHORUS 2 + 1-16]
This is the process of selecting which pattern you wish to play.
PATTERN WRITE - [CHORUS 2 + 1-16 LONG PRESS]
This is the button combination for saving your pattern to one of 16 destinations for recall and later playback.
PATTERN LENGTH - [MANUAL + 1 - SELECT 1-16]
This button combination allows you to set the length of a pattern. This can be done while the sequencer is playing for
real time “last step” type of performance, or for simply setting various lengths for polymetric patterns.
SHUFFLE/SWING - [MANUAL + 2 - SELECT 4-12 - Default is 8]
This combination allows the user to establish a swing or shuffle feel to the pattern’s playback. The default setting [8]
approximates the traditional 50% swing feel (or none.)
SCALE - [MANUAL + 3 - SELECT 1-4 - Default is 2]
SCALE GUIDE - [1] - 32nd Note [2] - 16th Note [3] - 16th Note Triplet [4] - 8th Note Triplet
Default is [2]
Scale is the rhythmic meter with which the sequencer plays. 32nd note is quite fast, and will cut the number of beats
in half. 16th note is equal to one step per beat in a bar. Triplets are for more complex playback signatures. The
default scale is [2].
STEP ORDER TYPE - [MANUAL + 15 - SELECT 1-7]
STEP ORDER GUIDE [1] Normal [2] Even/Odd Reverse [3] Odd Only [4] Even Only [5] Odd Only/Even Only
[6] Even Only/Odd Only [7] Random
Step order is the way in which the sequence itself will play back.
[1] Normal is a typical forward loop, starting over again when the sequence comes to an end.
[2] Plays in reverse.
[3] Only plays the odd steps (1,3,5,9,11, 13 and 15.)
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