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SEQUENCER SECTION
STEP EDIT mode.
Once in the STEP EDIT mode, one of the steps will blink, and the buttons
can be released.
Pressing GATEs will select the step to edit and trigger the envelope (via
the normalized trigger that can be disabled by plugging in a cable to the
TRIG input).
Pressing GATEs here acts as a musical keyboard, which can be used as
a performance mode.
Hold one of the GATEs and move the PITCH fader to adjust the pitch on
that step.
Hold one GATE and press UP/DOWN to adjust that step's pitch. It will go
to the nearest semitone in the selected scale.
Leave the STEP EDIT mode by hitting RECORD again or simply hitting
PLAY.
CHANGING, CHAINING,
AND COPYING PATTERNS
To select a PATTERN, hold the PATTERN button and tap any one of the
GATE buttons (and release the PATTERN button).
To chain multiple patterns, hold the PATTERN button and tap multiple
GATE buttons in such order as you want them to play back, then release
PATTERN to complete your selection.
For example 1 - 1 - 2 - 3. Now you have created a 32 step chain of four
8-step patterns. Pattern 1 will repeat twice, followed by pattern 2 and
then 3. The maximum number of patterns you can chain is 16 (128 steps).
To reset the chain, simply select a single pattern. In other words, you
create a chain that is just one pattern long.
To copy a currently selected pattern, hold PATTERN and press TEMPO.
While still holding PATTERN, press a GATE to select another pattern and
paste the copied pattern onto it.
PATCH POINTS
RESET input will reset the sequencer to the first step when it detects
the rising edge of a gate or voltage. It will also advance the SCALE chain
when the sequencer is stopped.
Trigger RESET by any of the available
sequencer gates to shorten the sequence to any number of steps.
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