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◦ Slots 2-4 contain slight variations of the basic sound.
◦ Slot 5 contains a monophonic version of the sound.
◦ Slot 6 contains a pad version of the sound.
◦ Slot 7 is a variation of the sound with a chord.
◦ Slot 8 is a variation of the sound with an arpeggiator.
▪ Switching off the filter on the
Sound Variations, as each selected Sound Variation will recall a programmed filter
setting, thus, overriding the
▪ When morphing between Sound Variations, only parameters with dials will change.
Parameters with buttons will remain unchanged and therefore their effect on the over-
all sound will not be heard.
▪ Alt-clicking any knob/button will copy the control's value to all sound variations.
▪ Alt-clicking a sound variation button will copy the entire Sound Variation to all varia-
tions.
2.1.8
ARP and CHORD Switch
The
ARP
and the
CHORD
the
ARP/CHORD
page. See
The Arpeggiator and the Chord switch.
2.2
ARP/CHORD Page
2.2.1
ARPEGGIATOR Section
An arpeggiator automatically steps through a sequence of notes based on an input chord,
thus creating an arpeggio. The arpeggiator in RETRO MACHINES MK2 is a modern re-in-
terpretation of the arpeggiators found in the original machines. You can choose 16 steps
or 12-step triplet mode, and define the velocity of each individual step. More creatively,
you can assign a different position of the Sound Variation's MORPH slider to each step in
the pattern — a smart trick for dynamic, expressive arpeggios.
SYNTH
page will have no effect when morphing between
FILTER
on/off switch.
switch have the same function as the corresponding switches on
↑2.2, ARP/CHORD Page
for further reference.
RETRO MACHINES MK2 - Manual - 14
Using the Instrument
SYNTH Page
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