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10.4 TAP TEMPO
Tap Tempo
Assign:master
Division:1/4
Delay division:1/4
Assign – This parameter offers five different possibilities which allow you to as-
sign the Tap Tempo to a group of time-based effects or to a specific effect or
none, within the Preset you are editing: Master, Delay, Tremolo, Filters, none.
When the parameter Assign is set on Master, all the time based effects which
are in your Preset will be synchronized at the same speed of your Tap Tempo.
When the parameter Assign is set on Delay, Tremolo or Filters, only the chosen
effect will be synchronized at the same speed of your Tap Tempo while the
other time-based effects will continue to work at the tempo you set manu-
ally.
When the parameter Assign is set on none your Preset will not be affected by
the Tap Tempo.
To change the Assign parameter, press EDIT [5]. Use the arrow keys [3] to
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position the blinking cursor next to Assign. Adjust the value with the selec-
tion dial [4].
Division – This parameter allows you to subdivide the tempo of all your time-
based effects (except the Delay), according to the main tempo set with the
Tap Tempo. You can subdivide the Effects tempo in 1/4 note, 1/8 note or .1/8
note (.1/8note = 3/16 note).
To change the Division parameter, press EDIT [5]. Use the arrow keys [3]
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to position the blinking cursor next to Division. Adjust the value with the
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selection dial [4].
Delay division - This parameter allows you to subdivide only the Delay tempo
according to the main tempo set with the Tap Tempo. You can subdivide the
Delay tempo in 1/4 note, 1/8 note or .1/8 note (.1/8note = 3/16 note).
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Tap Tempo allows you to set the tempo to one or all the time-based effects
(modulation and delay) by sending two momentary MIDICC#88. Make sure
that the tap tempo switch on your controller is set momentary.
Once the tap tempo is set, the tempo will be assigned to each preset ac-
cording to the assign and division parameters.
Setting the Tap Tempo
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Resetting the Tap Tempo
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To change the Delay division parameter, press EDIT [5]. Use the arrow
keys [3] to position the blinking cursor next to Delay division. Adjust the
value with the selection dial [4].
If the measured Tempo between two MIDICC#88 is within the range
60BPM to 300 BPM the tempo is set .
If you send only one MIDICC#88 after approximatelly one second, The
Tap Tempo
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