Kurzweil PC2 - MUSICIANS GUIDE REV A Manual page 101

Up
Latched notes play in ascending pitch order, regardless of their chronological order.
Down
Latched notes play in descending pitch order, regardless of their chronological order.
Up/Down
Latched notes play from lowest pitch to highest, then from highest pitch to lowest, repeating the
cycle until you stop the arpeggiation. The notes at the very top and very bottom play only once.
Up/Dwn Rp
Similar to Up/Down, except that the notes at the top and bottom play twice (repeat) when the
arpeggiator reverses direction.
Random
Latched notes play in completely random order.
Shuffle
Latched notes play at random, but no note repeats until all other latched notes have played.
Walk
A Òrandom walkÓ order: each successive note is either the next or previous note (in
chronological order of latching). For example, suppose youÕve latched four notesÑG 4, B 4, D 5,
and F 5Ñin that order. The Þrst note the arpeggiator plays is the G 4. The second note will be
either B 4 (the next note chronologically), or F 5 (the ÒpreviousÓ note chronologicallyÑthat is,
the last latched note). If the second note is B 4, the third note will be either D 5 or G 4. If the
second note is F 5, the third note will be either G 4 or D 5. And so on.
Beats
Sets the number of repetitions for each count of the internal clock. This parameter provides an
easy way to change arpeggio tempo in regular intervals. There are seven possible values:
One note per clock beat
4th notes
Two notes per beat
8th notes
Three notes per beat
8th trips
Four notes per beat
16th notes
Six notes per beat
16th trips
Eight notes per beat
32nd notes
Twelve notes per beat
32nd trips
Initial Tempo
The starting tempo of the arpeggiation, and the basis for the divisions created via the value of
the Beats parameter. Any physical controller assigned to send MIDI Tempo message can control
the arpeggiator tempo in real time.
Descriptions of Parameters
Setup Editor Parameters
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