Reference Guide

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Matrix view
• MIDI Learn. Use this command to assign a MIDI event to a Column Trigger, which allows you to
trigger all cells in the column via MIDI remote control. The MIDI Learn command shows an
orange outline around the Column Trigger if it is already in MIDI Learn mode, and shows a small
MIDI icon if there is already a MIDI event assigned to the Column Trigger.
• Clear MIDI Learn. Use this command to remove any MIDI assignment from the Column Trigger.
The column will no longer be triggered via MIDI remote control.
See:
“To assign multiple patterns to subsequent rows” on page 1889
“To trigger all cells in a column simultaneously” on page 1893
“To trigger a cell or column via MIDI remote control” on page 1894
“To stop playing a column” on page 1895
Cells
Figure 541. Matrix view cells
A. Filled cells (contain patterns) B. Column trigger (click to play all cells in a column) C. Empty cell D. Playing
cell with progress indicator
The Matrix view is a grid of unlimited cells arranged into rows and columns.
A cell is simply a pattern holder. You can drag one pattern into each cell, or leave the cell empty. By
default, a cell displays the name of the assigned pattern, but the cell can be renamed.
You can trigger cells by clicking with a mouse or via MIDI remote control. Only one cell per row can
be triggered at a time. Patterns repeat themselves until you stop playback or until another pattern in
the same row starts to play.
A cell blinks when it is triggered but not yet playing. In this state, the cell has been queued for
playback, and will play as soon as the current Trigger Resolution is reached.
During playback, a cell displays a “play” icon and a circular progress indicator to show the position of
the loop as it is playing.
A filled cell contains the following controls:
B
D
C
A