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8.4.2. Polyphonic arpeggios
The Matrix Arpeggiator is polyphonic. Here are some things to know about that:
Multiple cells can be enabled in each column.
A long press on a cell will clear the others in the same column.
Pressing and holding two cells from different columns draws a "monophonic"
line between the two cells.
8.4.3. Approach notes
In Matrix Arpeggiator mode "chromatic approach" notes can be assigned:
Lower approach note: If you turn the Amount knob counter-clockwise while
pressing a button in the voice assign section, the button turns red instead of blue.
This means the note is played one half step below the held note.
Upper approach note: If you turn the Amount knob clockwise while pressing a
button in the voice assign section, the button turns purple instead of blue. This
means the note is played one half step above the held note.
To restore the original pitch press the voice assign button twice. It turns blue
again.
: If you hold the Matrix button for 1+ seconds before turning the Amount knob, the other cells in the
same column will be cleared. You'll need to re-enable them if you want that step to be polyphonic.
8.4.4. Play Mode: Matrix Arp
Hold [Play Mode] and use [Assign 1-4] to select an option. These set the playback direction
for the pattern.
Forward plays the pattern from the first step to the last, then starts at the
beginning again.
Pendulum plays the pattern forward and then backward, repeating the first and
last steps.
Random can trigger any step inside the sequence length, even steps that contain
no data.
Walk moves according to probability, not chance. On each step there is a 50%
chance that the next step will be the one to the right, a 25% chance the same
step will repeat, and 25% chance that the
previous
step will play.
Press [Play Mode] repeatedly to step through the various options.
: All of the Common features [p.53] apply to Matrix Arpeggiator mode (Home page, Hold, Metro, Time
Div, Swing, Rate, Gate, Tap), as do the features specific to Sequencer mode (Play Mode [p.61] and Seq
length [p.61]).
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