Arturia MatrixBrute User Manual page 48

MatrixBrute's 64-step sequencer has two modes: Sequencer and Arpeggiator.
In Sequencer mode, you can record/program and play Patterns in real time
or in "step" time, meaning one note at a time. Patterns can be Linked to a
corresponding preset so that they are stored with Presets, or stored and recalled
on their own. Play or step through patterns forward, backward, forward then
backward, in random order, and at different note values (e.g. if each step is an
1/8th note, switch it to 1/4 notes to halve the playback speed, etc.).
When the sequencer is being used as a modulation source and routed in the
Matrix, each step can send (or not send) modulation. Dial in the tempo, tap it, or
sync it to incoming MIDI clock. Slide one step into the next one. Steps respond to
key velocity, and you can enter accents manually.
In Arpeggiator mode the notes you hold down are stepped through in a variety
of orders, and repeated in higher octaves.
Press Sequencer) to enter Sequencer mode.
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