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> Down:
The arpeggiator will cycle through the notes of a chord in descending order.
> Up & Down:
The arpeggiator will cycle through the notes of a chord in ascending then
descending order.
> As Played:
The arpeggiator will cycle through the notes of a chord in the order in which
they were played.
> Random:
The arpeggiator will play the notes of a chord in random order.
> Chord:
The arpeggiator will play all the notes of a chord repeatedly in the chosen rhythm
pattern.
> PATTERN
Select from one of 40 different rhythmic patterns for the arpeggiator.
NOTE: Please note that a few of the patterns may sound fairly similar at first. This is because
they differ in rhythmic accentuation as opposed to timing. To make the difference more
apparent, try adjusting some of the Velocity Mod parameters (see Osc Page).
> NOTE LENGTH
Determines an offset in the length of each note in the current arpeggiator pattern. Positive
values lengthen each note in the pattern, whilst negative values shorten each note.
> SWING
Similar to the quantization presets available in many of today's sequencers, this delays the
up-beats by up to 75%. This parameter only affects patterns 2 – 64. Select pattern 2, and set
Swing to Off. When you hold down a key, you should hear a continuous 1/8
you increase Swing towards 75%, you will notice every second 1/8
next down beat.
> OCT RANGE
Determines the transposition range of the arpeggiator in octaves. With Oct Range set to 1,
the arpeggiator only cycles through the currently held notes. When set to 2, the arpeggiator
cycles through the held notes and the equivalent notes one octave higher. The maximum
range is 4 octaves.
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