Fifth Row–Open, New & Phrase Recording (Chord Seq); Live Effects With Launchpad - KETRON SD9 Manual

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o OPEN:- Touch this icon to display a list of your LaunchPad projects from which you can select
which one to open. Remember to turn the data wheel until you find the project you want to load –
then touch it to load it into the SD9 Pro's memory as shown.
NEW:- Touch this icon to start a new LaunchPad project. All data currently loaded within any
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Pads of any scenes will be deleted. Note that your existing projects which you have saved will not
be deleted ... just whatever you were currently working with.
o REC CHORD:- Touch this to record a chord progression which will be played back
automatically at the end of the number of bars set above. If Auto Chord is on, then this
progression will be repeated over and over until you either turn off Auto Chord or press REC
CHORD once more to record a new progression. This Chord Sequencer tool is great when you
want to punch in and punch out chord tables so the various pads whose Chord Modes have been
set to Harmony will follow these progressions along with the Live Audio Guitars (if present in this
scene).
Tips:-
5.D LIVE EFFECTS WITH LAUNCHPAD
The Live Effects can also be used with the LaunchPad and you can assign which Pads will respond to the effect
in real time.
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Press the FILTER button on the panel to turn on the Live Effects (while LaunchPad is still on).
KETRON SD9 Manual & Tutorial
- FIFTH ROW – OPEN, NEW & PHRASE RECORDING (CHORD SEQ)
Here are some recording tips to help you get the best of this new feature.
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Set up your pads and scenes as described above.
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Touch the BAR icon and set how long (in measures) you want the SD9 Pro to
record your sequence.
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Press the REC PHRASE icon on the screen. It will turn bright red.
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Recording starts as soon as you press the START button or if you are already
playing the LaunchPad, it will start right away.
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Recording ends as soon as the number of Bars entered is reached and the SD9
Pro automatically starts playing the chord sequence.
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At any point, you can press REC CHORD again to record a new sequence
while the old one is still playing. The new chord sequence starts playing as soon
as the recording is over.
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You can at any point choose to ignore the chord sequence by turning off the
Auto Chord.
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Note that this chord sequence is only valid for this Scene so if you move into
another scene, you can also record its own chord sequence!
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You can toggle between scenes – with each one having it's own chord sequence
to spice up your performance!
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