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Mode
Key - The pattern is played for as long as a MIDI note is pressed.
One Shot - The pattern is played through once.
Hold - The pattern is played until the arpeggiator is switched off or switched to another
sound.
Direction
The Direction modes function as described if Sort Order Num Lo>Hi is enabled:
Up - All pressed notes are played in a loop from bottom to top.
Down - All pressed notes are played in a loop from top to bottom.
Alt Up - All pressed notes are played in a loop from bottom to top, then from top to
bottom.
Alt Down - All pressed notes are played in a loop from top to bottom, then from bottom to
top.
Octave Range - The upper range of the pressed notes is extended by adding the set
number of octaves.
Pattern - 16 predefined patterns and one user pattern are available. The user pattern can
be programmed in the right field.
Pattern length - The long chain of bars next to "Pattern" has a blue triangle at its end with
which you can define the number of steps of a pattern.
Step - Here, you can activate the steps to be played.
Accent - Here, you can change the volume of the individual steps. The values set here
work in dependence on the Velocity value set on the main screen (Amplifier). If you have
set the maximum value for Velocity on the main screen, the Accent effects of the arpeg-
giator are also at the maximum. If the Accent value of a step is set to X and the Velocity
on the main screen is set to maximum, the respective step is played silently. Therefore,
unlike Step On/Off, the glide effects around this step are preserved. You can rotate the
steps using the + / - buttons on the right edge of the Accent row. Max, Min and Reset
pertain to Accent.
Glide - Here, activate the glide effect for each step.
Step Timing/Length - Here, you can determine the note length and timing for each step.
Timing and Length are dependent on the values for Timing Factor and Note Length.
FX1
Effect 1 is available once for each layer. The Mix fader functions as a dry/wet fader. At
position 0, you hear the dry sound only; at position 64, you hear an equal proportion of
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