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Arpeggiator/Beats Menu

Master Arpeggiator Parameters

Key Offset

This parameter deﬁnes not the actual note of the arpeggiator playback, but

instead speciﬁes the amount of offset, in semitones, from the original note

played. You can set a Key Offset from -48 to +48 for each step. For example,

if you play a “C” on the keyboard with the Key Offset amount for the ﬁrst

step set to “+1,” the ﬁrst step in the pattern will be “C#.”

Tie

This function extends the duration of notes beyond the values given in the

duration ﬁeld by “tying” notes together. You can tie together any number

of consecutive steps.

IMPORTANT: The Gate

function in the arpeggiator

MUST be set to 100% when

using the tie function, otherwise

the tied note is retriggered

instead of extended.

Rest

Instead of playing a note, you can deﬁne the step as a Rest. The Duration

parameter speciﬁes the length of the rest. Rests can be tied together to form

longer rests.

Skip

This command simply removes the step from the pattern. The Skip feature

makes it easy to remove an unwanted step without rearranging the entire

pattern. You’ll be happy to know that the velocity, duration and repeat

parameters are remembered if you decide to put the step back later.

End

This command signals the end of the pattern. Any steps programmed after

the step containing the End command are ignored.

Played

Note

+ OffsetOffset

+12-12 0 +24-24 +36-36-48 +48

Step 1

tie

Step 2

-5

Step 3

1 2 ... 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 ... 240 241

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