Korg MMT RADIAS Owner's Manual page 103

The "Tempo" setting will also be the playback
tempo for the modulation sequencer and step se-
quencer.
2: KeySync
Specifies whether the arpeggiator and step sequencer
will be synchronized with the keyboard. If this is On, the
data stored in the arpeggiator or step sequencer will al-
ways play from the beginning. When performing to-
gether with other instruments, you can use this function
to keep the beginning of each measure aligned.
3: Type (Arpeggio Type)  TYPE (/STEP REC) 
Selects the arpeggio type.
Up
Notes will be sounded from low to high pitch.
Down
Notes will be sounded from high to low pitch.
Alt1
Up and Down will be repeated. (The top and bottom
note will be sounded once.)
Alt2
Up and Down will be repeated. (The top and bottom
note will be sounded twice.)
Random
Notes will be sounded randomly.
Trigger
The notes you being held down will sound as a chord.
The trigger timing is specified by the "Tempo" setting.
The "Range" setting is ignored.
[Off, On]
4: Range (Octave Range)
[Up...Trigger]
Specifies the range of the arpeggio in units of one octave.
5: Resolutn (Resolution)
Specifies the resolution (spacing) relative to the tempo
specified by "Tempo." Each step of the arpeggio will
sound at timing intervals of this note value relative to
the tempo. For example if you specify 1/4, each step
will sound at quarter-note intervals of the tempo.
6: LastStep
Specifies the number of steps of the arpeggiator. This
setting determines the length of an on/off playback cy-
cle.
7: Gate Time (Gate Time Offset)  GATE 
Specifies an offset to the gate time (the duration of each
note). This adjusts the gate time for each step that is
specified in the P14–3: ARPEGGIATOR – GATE tab
page, giving you an additional way to vary the perfor-
mance.
Positive (+) settings make the gate time longer, and neg-
ative (–) settings make the gate time shorter.
You can use the front panel [GATE] knob to control this
in realtime.
8: Swing
Adjusts the timing of the even-numbered notes of the ar-
peggio.
Swing –50
Swing +25
9: ScanBotom
10: ScanTop
These specify the region of notes that will be arpeggiat-
ed. "ScanBotom" specifies the bottom note of the region,
and "ScanTop" specifies the top note. An arpeggio will
play when you press notes within this region.
If you hold down more than the number of keys
than the maximum number of notes specified for
that timbre in P04–1: VOICE page "Assign (Voice
Assign)," only the maximum number of notes will
be sounded, starting from the note of the lowest
pitch.
When the Resolution is 1/8
1 2 3 4 5
4. ARPEGGIATOR
[1...4 octave]
[ 1/32... 1/1]
[01...32]
[–100...+100]
[–100...+100%]
6 7 8 9
[C-1...G9]
[C-1...G9]
97