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179Logic Pro Effects

• Latch mode pop-up menu: Choose a Latch mode.

• Reset: The first key played clears the currently latched notes.

• Transpose: Play a single key to transpose the arpeggio relative to the note value of

the pressed key and the lowest arpeggiated note.

Note: Pressing more than one key simultaneously clears currently latched notes and

starts a new arpeggio.

• Gated Transpose: This option is the same as Transpose Latch mode with the

difference that the arpeggio only plays while a key is pressed. As soon as the

key is released, the arpeggio is muted.

• Add: Play keys—one by one, or simultaneously as a chord—to add them to the

latched arpeggio. You can play the same key multiple times and the note repeats

the number of times it is struck.

• Add Temporarily: This option is the same as Add Latch mode except that played

notes are added to the latched arpeggio only while held. When a temporarily

added key is released, it is removed from the arpeggio.

• Through: All incoming MIDI notes are passed through the Arpeggiator plug-in,

enabling you to play along with a latched arpeggio.

• Delete Last button: Delete the last note, rest, or tie that was added to the arpeggio.

Note: Each event is allocated a unique position identification number and the “last”

event has the highest position identification number.

• Clear button: Remove all notes from the Arpeggiator plug-in latch memory. The

arpeggio stops playing and all position identification numbers are reset to zero,

enabling you to create a new arpeggio without turning off Latch mode, which can

be useful in a live situation when preparing for a chord change.

• Silent Capture checkbox (extended parameter): Click the disclosure triangle at the lower

left to display the extended parameters. Select to capture an arpeggio step by step

without being disturbed by the immediate response of the running arpeggiator.

• When enabled, the arpeggiator is stopped and Latch/Add mode is engaged.

• When disabled, Play is re-engaged (if previously active) and Latch mode switches

to Transpose.