PATTERNS
SYNTH TYPE PATTERNS
Synth type patterns store the pitches, length and velocity of each step, making them well
suited for programming melodic sequences.
Synth type patterns are polyphonic up to
four notes and they can use the CHORD MEMORY function to automatically play
polyphonic chords over MIDI.
PROGRAMMING A SYNTH TYPE PATTERN
Synth type patterns can be programmed using grid programming, step programming or
realtime recording. Each method has it's strengths, so you can choose the appropriate
method for your situation.
Realtime recording and step recording can also be used
simultaneously with grid programming, allowing for very interactive sequencing.
GRID PROGRAMMING
Grid programming mode is the default mode and is always active, meaning that you
don't need to enter record mode to use grid programming. Grid programming is the
"classic" method of entering notes using the pattern step buttons. You can see the
programmed steps and step lengths directly on the step LEDs. All of the step attributes
are visible and can be edited while holding down a step button.
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