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6.1.3. Pattern Chains
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It is possible to automate the selection of patterns in each sequencer by constructing a
pattern chain.
♪: A pattern chain is limited to 16 patterns.
6.1.3.1. Example 1: SEQ1 only
For example, let's say you would like SEQ1 to play patterns 1, 2, and 3 without having to
select those patterns manually.
1.
Hold SHIFT + SEQUENCER 1 to activate pattern chain mode for SEQ1.
2.
SHIFT can be released but the SEQUENCER 1 button must remain pressed.
3.
Press the Step buttons in the order you want the patterns to play: Step button 1,
then 2, then 3.
4.
Release the SEQUENCER 1 button.
5.
Press the Play button. SEQ1 will play patterns 1, 2, and 3 in that order while the
other sequencers play the patterns that were already selected for them.
6.
A faster way to confirm the contents of a pattern chain is to hold down the
SEQUENCER 1 button. The Step buttons will flash one after the other in the order
you entered them into the chain.
!: If you change SEQ1 to a new pattern at this point its current chain will be lost. If you would like to
save the pattern chain you have made, it must be saved as part of a
Arturia - User Manual BeatStep Pro - Advanced Features
Scene Mode [p.82]
so you will be able to save the Pattern Chains you
MIDI Control Center
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