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COMBINATION mode
0–6: ARP DRUM
0–1a
These settings are for the arpeggiator function in
Combination mode. You can use two arpeggiators (A and B)
and a drum track or step sequencer in COMBINATION
mode.
Here we will configure the arpeggiator and drum track/step
sequencer for each of the four scenes.
You can select a scene and then change the settings of the
arpeggiator and drum track/step sequencer together. Refer to
PROGRAM mode for the respective settings.
For more information, see "0–6: ARP DRUM" on page 15.
Scene Common Setup
Drum MIDI Ch.
This sets the MIDI channel used to transmit MIDI data from
the drum track or step sequencer.
The drum track or step sequencer will play using the
Program of the timbre that is set to the same MIDI channel.
Gch: Outputs to the channel that is set as the global MIDI
channel in "MIDI Channel" (GLOBAL 1–1a).
The "Status" setting of the timbre for the MIDI channel that
matches the "Output" determines whether the pattern data is
transmitted to an external device.
Scene Cue Mode
Select either Immediately or Measure for the timing to be
used when you change scenes while they are playing.
Immediately: The scene will be changed right away once a
new scene is selected.
Measure: After the new scene is selected, the scene will be
changed upon moving to the next measure in the scene, or
when the scene returns to the beginning.
Note: The length of a scene or its measures is determined by
the arpeggiator or drum track/step sequencer settings in that
scene. When the drum function is off, the scene length will
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be the length of the selected drum track or step sequencer.
When the drum function is off, the length of the scene is
used for the length of the arpeggiator.
Note: When the drum function is off and the arpeggiator
pattern is set to the preset pattern, the Immediately setting
will be used, since it does not have a length parameter.
More
Open the Scene Common Setup detailed settings dialog box.
[01...16, Gch]
Common/Scan Zone:
Configures the respective settings for arpeggiators A and B.
For more on the various parameters, refer to PROGRAM
mode. For more information, see "Common/Scan Zone :" on
page 16.
0–6PMC
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