Cirklon Sequencer User Manual
With each step now representing a 32
nd
note, but the grid only able to show a maximum of 16
steps, only one half of a bar of the pattern can be shown at a time.
This is indicated by the addition of a point and a second number to the edit bar position, and
by a change in the horizontal bracket above the current edit bar graphic.
The edit bar position 1.1 means you are looking at bar 1, from step 1.
The step number here refers to the step number at the signature timebase.
The horizontal bracket above the current edit bar graphic shows that the grid view is only
covering half of the length of the bar.
If you turn the BAR encoder one step clockwise from this position, the display should change
to this:
You can see you are still on bar 1, but now looking at the second half ā starting from what
would be step 9 of the pattern viewed at its signature timebase.
The graphic now shows that the grid view covers the second half of the bar.
You may also notice there is a difference in the style of the vertical lines for each step position.
The lines for the signature timebase step positions are more solid than those for the extra
steps shown at the higher view timebase setting.
Changing the Signature Timebase
The signature timebase value is updated whenever you alter the last step value.
The current view timebase at the point where you change last step is taken as the new
signature timebase, re-defining the length of a bar.
As you adjust the view timebase setting, the grid view will divide the view of the bar into as
many sections as it needs to show the full bar in whole signature timebase steps.
This may mean odd time signatures are shown in sub-bars of uneven lengths when zoomed.
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