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Chain programming
Chain-program-
Now you´ll learn how to program.a new chain. You can select one example chain and change the param-
ming
eters or you can start from the beginning with a new chain.
Before you start buggering around with this, you should have programmed at least a few own patterns and
/ or masterkeyboard programs. Or simply use the pre-programmed stuff. First you should pick an empty
chain. They are marked with an "*", except for chain 1, which has "*" no matter if it´s empty or not. After
confrimation of your choice, you´ve got a new chain which you can edit: move the cursor until "EDIT" is
highlighted and press [ENTER].
The last step is the end-marker and is automatically generated by the CYBER-6. The sequencer is stopped
at the end of a chain. For this reason you´ll always find the end-marker at the end when selecting steps. In
the following list you see the parameters of the first edit-page of the Chain-edit menu:
chain-parameter
Step number
Masterkeyboard program number
Pattern change
Number of bars of the current chain-step
Speed
Delete
Insert
With the page-dial you can select the second sub-menu of the chain-edit menu:
The following parameter are selectable in the second sub-menu:
chain-Parameter
Step number
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| 1> CHAIN-EDIT
Step: 1 MKB: = 1 SPLIT1 PAT:
name
Step
MKB
PAT
Bar
Speed
DEL
INS
< 2|
11111111 Mute
Step: 1
Transp:C 1 Keyb-Transp:-----
name
Step
Speed:120 DEL INS
1 Bars: 0
description
The step number can be entered here, so you can
jump to any of the steps in the chain.
Here you can enter the number of the
masterkeyboard program to use in the step. If you
want to keep the program, select "NoChange" to
avoid unnecessary changes.
Select the pattern for the current step. Again, select
"NoChange" if you do not want to change it.
Select a number between 0 and 99 for the number
of bars you want the chain be running. If you select
"0" the step will run endless until you select the
next step in the Chain-play-mode.
The speed for the entire chain.
Deletes the current step. The following are moved.
Inserts one step at the current position. The
following steps are moved. The inserted step is a
copy of the current one. This function is quite
useful for creating a number of similar steps, which
can be muted and / or transposed later on.
description
Select the step number you want to edit. You may
not insert steps on this page.
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