Roland TR-626 - Page 45

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a rhythm pattern in 4/ 4 has 12 steps.
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Last step : 12
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In a scale of thirty-second note per step, 8 steps make a beat.
Therefore, no more than two beats can be made with 16 available
steps. As a result of this, when a 4/ 4 time rhythm pattern is to be
made, as in the figure, two patterns are used for writing it and then
a single rhythm pattern is made by chaining them together. (See p.
47.)
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