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Progressions
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Progressions
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1. Mute Button
The mute button can ‘silence’ one or more tracks in the pattern. Muting and
unmuting tracks creates variations and helps create a live progression.
▌ PERFORMANCE MUTING OF TRACKS
1. Select the home track view by pressing [BANK]
2. Hold [MUTE] + Press [VBx], where ‘x’ is one the value buttons
representing a track to mute / unmute. Multiple tracks can be selected.
It is possible to lock the mute selection by double pressing [MUTE].
3. The [MUTE] button will ash.
4. Release [MUTE] to make the mute or unmute action active for the
selected tracks.
▌ INSTANT MUTING OF TRACKS
1. Select the home track view by pressing [BANK]
2. Hold [CTRL] + [MUTE] + Press [VBx], where ‘x’ is one the value buttons
representing a track to mute / unmute. Multiple tracks can be selected.
3. The mute or unmute action is immediately active for the selected tracks.
2. Temp Button
The temp button allows temporary parameter changes for note and CC
tracks. Releasing the button restores any parameter changes made to the
original state. Temp can also control temporary mutes, reset to original
state when temp is released. Temp would need to be continuously held or
locked to change and save parameters.
▌ TEMPORARY CHANGING TRACK PARAMETERS
1. Select the home track view by pressing [BANK].
2. Select one or more tracks. Press [VBx] where ‘x’ is the track.
3. Hold [TEMP] + Turn (Knob), for the parameters to adjust. The
parameter will change. It is possible to lock the temp selection by
double pressing [TEMP].
4. Hold [TEMP] + [PATTERN] + Turn (Knob) to change relative parameter
elements across all tracks in the pattern.
5. The [TEMP] button will ash.
6. Release [TEMP] to restore the parameter values to the original state.
SAVING TEMPORARY PARAMETER CHANGES TO A PATTERN
1. Select the home track view by pressing [BANK].
2. Hold [TEMP] + [PATTERN] + [VBx] to save the temporary changes to
pattern ‘x’.
• If ‘x’ is the current pattern will override the saved changes.
• If ‘x’ is a new pattern, the state is saved and new pattern will play.