Roland TR-606 - Page 30

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easiest
way
to program
a Chained
Rhythm
is
to program
each
Rhythm
Pattern
individually,
and
then
chain
them
together.
The
Program
Score
in
Figure
7 shows
a Chained
Rhythm
In wliich
the
Rhythms
have
a different
number
of
STEPs. To Program
Figure
7,
set the
Fig.
8
SCALE at
3,
and
set
the
number
of
STEPs
in
the
first Rhythm
Pattern
at
12 and
the
number
of STEPs
in the
second
Rhythm
pattern
at
9.
Figure
8
shows
some
alternate
ways
of
setting
up
a
Rhythm
Pattern
of
20 STEPs.
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