Korg modwave native Manual page 45

Motion Sequencing 2.0
Tempo
[Off, On]
Tempo controls both the Master Lane and the Timing Lane. The Timing Lane Speed parameter is affected as well; see
its entry below for details.
Off: Master Lane Loop Duration and Timing Lane Step Duration are set by time, in seconds.
On: Master Lane Loop Duration and Timing Lane Step Duration are set by rhythmic values.
Speed
[TEMPO Off: 0.01...100.00]
[TEMPO On: 1/4...4x]
This modifies the speed of the entire Timing Lane. When Tempo is Off, you can vary this continually from 0.01 (1/100
of the original speed) to 100.00 (100 times the original speed). Try modulating this from an envelope!
When Tempo is On, you can select tempo-locked ratios from 1/4 to 4x of the original speed.
Swing (Resolution)
[32nd-note triplet...quarter-note]
(Swing Amount)
[-300...+300%]
Swing adjusts the timing of up-beats relative to the Swing Resolution. For instance, if Resolution is set to 1/8, Swing
affects every other 8th note.
+100%: Full "swing. " Up-beats become triplets, moving one third of the way toward the next down-beat.
+300%: Up-beats move all the way to the next down-beat.
Swing Resolution =
Beat 1
3
Swing %
0%
+100%
–100%
+200%
+300%
Scale Timing
This command is available in the contextual menu for the Timing Lane. It allows you to edit all of the Timing Lane Step
Durations at once, to make the sequence longer or shorter. If you want to change this in real-time, use the Timing Lane
Speed parameter instead.
Timing Lane Step
Type
[Note, Rest, Gate]
Note: The step will play normally.
Rest: On Rest Steps, all Lane outputs are muted. Pitch and Seq Lanes A-D will output a value of zero, instead of the Step's
programmed value.
Gate: The sequence will pause at the step until note-off, after which the sequence continues. If this is also the End
Step, the Motion Sequence will stay on the step through note-off. By setting a single Timing Step to Gate, and then
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