32nd note (t32) / 16th note (t16) / 8th note triplet (t8t) / dotted 16th note (t16.) / 8th note (t8) / quarter note triplet (t4t) / dotted 8th note (t8.) / quarter note (t4) / half note

triplet (t2t) / dotted quarter note (t4.) / half note (t2) / dotted half note (t2.) / whole note (t1)

However, you can't select a setting that would cause the delay time to exceed approximately 2000 milliseconds. If a pattern is playing, the tempo of the pattern is used as

the reference.

*2:

You can select the following patterns by turning the [CTRL] knob.

The TIMING PTN interval will synchronize to the tempo of the longest sample of the samples to which the effect is being applied. However, if a pattern is playing, the

interval will synchronize to the tempo of the pattern.

You can use RATE to adjust the synchronization speed as follows.

RATE maximum (turn the [CTRL 2] knob all the way to the right): One cycle of TIMING PTN corresponds to one measure.

RATE minimum (turn the [CTRL 2] knob all the way to the left): One cycle of TIMING PTN corresponds to a 32nd note.

By turning the [CTRL 2] knob you can change this to any value from a 32nd note up to one measure.

*3:

Turn the [CTRL 3] balance toward 12 o'clock, turn the [CTRL 1] knob's pitch all the way to the right, and use the [CTRL 2] knob to adjust the threshold so that the sine wave

is sounded appropriately according to the input source. When you've finished setting the threshold, adjust the pitch and balance. This is a convenient way to supplement

the kick drum.

*4:

The TIMING cycle will synchronize to the tempo of the longest sample to which the effect is being applied. However, if a pattern is playing, it will synchronize to the tempo

of the pattern.

CTRL 1 function (display)

L- r

L–R BALANCE (

)

Adjusts the point at which maximum

cancellation occurs.

Pi t

PITCH (

)

Adjusts the frequency of the sine

wave.