Cirklon Sequencer User Manual
rep*2, note + n repeat the note twice, with a note offset added to the repeat
rep*2, velo + n repeat the note twice, with a velocity offset added to the repeat
rep*3, note + n repeat the note 3 times, with a note offset added to each repeat
rep*3, velo + n repeat the note 3 times, with a velocity offset added to each repeat
rep*4, note + n repeat the note 4 times, with a note offset added to each repeat
rep*4, velo + n repeat the note 4 times, with a velocity offset added to each repeat
The value range for all these events is +/- 127.
The note and velocity offsets are added to the note or velocity value on each repeat.
So if the primary note is a C, and you set rep*4, note + n on a step with a value of 1, the four
notes played would be C, C#, D, D#.
These four notes would each be a quarter of the length of the normal note length for the
pattern.
If you want to have both a velocity and note offset on your repeat notes on the same step, you
can combine these events on more than one aux.
For each of the repeat events, there is an equivalent prepeat event.
These behave in almost the same way, except that when a prepeat event is active on a step, a
negative delay value is applied to the step such that the repeating notes begin before the
normal step time.
The next repeat event is a bit different - it doesn't equally divide the step among the repeat
notes.
It simply repeats the note after the length setting for the step has elapsed.
If the length is set too long, you may get no repeats. If it is set very short, you can get very
rapid streams of notes.
Since this event takes a value for the number of repeats, another couple of events are
provided to configure note and velocity offsets if required.
rep*n by length sets note to repeat n times, with length of note controlling repeat time
set rep*n note+ set repeat note offset for rep*n range: +/- 127
set rep*n velo+ set repeat velocity offset for rep*n range: +/- 127
One event new to Cirklon allows you to retain the length value as normal, by specifying the
repeat time in terms of the standard P3 tbase settings ā rep*n tbase
This event must be used in conjunction with rep*n by length.
Finally, the step rep*n event will cause the whole step to be played repeatedly before
playback advances to the next step. Note this will increase the effective length of the bar.
Each step can be repeated up to 256 times.
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