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3.6.4. Slide, Accent, and Vibrato
When a pattern is running in Seq or Arp modes, the red LEDs above these buttons will
light when a step occurs that has slide, accent, and/or vibrato applied. Pressing any of the
buttons acts as an override , that is, it applies slide, accent, or vibrato to all steps played as
long as the button is held. Onscreen, these buttons have momentary (non-latched) behavior.
In Ext mode, pressing any of them simply applies that attribute to any notes you're playing.
3.6.5. Pattern info display
This little area shows a few useful tidbits of information, and can call up a browser where
you can select sequencer patterns from factory and user banks — including ones you've
imported.
In the lower row:
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The left number shows the step the pattern is at in real time
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The middle number displays the total number of steps in the pattern
The icon on the right is either six dots (representing steps) in Seq mode or a tiny
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keyboard in Arp mode
3.6.5.1. Opening the sequence browser
In the upper row of the pattern display, you can change sequencer patterns using the left
and right arrows. Clicking on the pattern name will open up the
where you can do this in a more comprehensive, searchable way. Note that this will flip
Acid V into the Sequencer/Arpeggiator page of the Advanced View, so you'll need to click the
Advanced button [p.77]
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to return to the main view.
Sequence Browser
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