Alt(Ernative) Editing Button - IK UNO Synth Pro User Manual

UNO Synth Pro
5.5.1 – ALT(ernative) Editing button
When enabled, the ALT editing option become available and the buttons of the sound editing section become
the alternate editing buttons.
Please note that only CUTOFF, RES and DATA remain editable.
CLEAR: This is the tool used to clear the majority of the events recorded or saved.
While holding CLEAR:
- Press any step to delete all the events stored in the step (valid also on SONG mode).
- Press SEQ to delete the entire sequence.
Press Clear while the parameter list is open to clear the selected parameter.
COPY: While holding COPY, press any step to copy the events, or press SEQ to copy the entire sequence.
You can copy a page of the sequencer into another, using the same sequence as above with the page button;
note that the length of the sequencer needs to be more than 16 steps to hear any changes.
PASTE: While holding PASTE, press any step to paste copied events on another step, or press SEQ on another
preset to paste the entire sequence.
SWING: While holding SWING, use DATA to select between value 50% (default) until 80%. The swing value is
global for both ARP and SEQ.
GATE: After pressing Gate, press any step to insert a gated note. A gated note is any note recorded in the
sequencer, but with a shortened length with selection between OFF and 10.
ACCENT: After pressing ACCENT, press any step to add an accent modulation and use the DATA knob to
determine the amount of accent between 0 and 127.
TIE: This control operates only in LEGATO, and you can switch it ON/OFF. After pressing TIE, press any step to
add a tied note, hence a legato note from the pressed step to the following.
DIRECTION: After pressing DIRECTION, use DATA to select between Forward, Backward and Back'n'Forth.
LENGTH: to modify the length of the sequencer, press the OCTAVE + button and adjust the length with the
DATA encoder
TRANSPOSE: sequences can be transposed +/- 1 octave. Pressing OCTAVE - the display will show the
transpose value, by default on 0st (semitones).
The second C key on the keyboard will be the 0st position (on the Desktop version the LED will also light up).
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5 – Global Controls