System information

13
Analog Drum Machine
The Screens Keys
Select Param Vel: 67Col: 1.1.1
Insert 120.0 1.2.01 Beat Events
A1/HatOpn
A2/HatCls
A3/Snare
A4/Bass
Row: 2
Soft Knob 2: Column
The columns represent time
locations. Turn this knob (or press
the left/right arrow keys) to select a
time location, shown as a
bar.beat.tick number in the Soft Knob
2 rectangle. To view the previous or
next block of time, press the Page
Up/Down keys. The circular icon
indicates the LoopScreen status.
Shift + Soft Knob 2: Loop Screen
If on, the contents of the screen plays
in a loop, useful for fast editing. If on,
the LoopScreen icon appears
whether Shift is on or off.
Soft Knobs 3 & 4: Select Param & Edit
Each note event contains 8 data: velocity,
tuning, duration, timeshift, FX1, FX2, FX3
and FX4. To edit the note event at the
intersection of the selected row and column,
use soft knob 3 to select one of these 8
parameters, then use soft knob 4 to edit the
current value of the selected parameter.
Shift + Soft Knobs 3&4: Quantize & Swing
Quantize sets the time resolution of the grid,
from 8th notes to 32nd triplets. Triplet values
show 12 columns instead of 16. This also
sets the note value for real time quantize
recording, Note Roll and the 16 Time Step
pad function.
Soft Key:
Insert or Delete
If no note exists at the
selected grid cell,
this key inserts a new note.
If a note exists in the
selected cell, it deletes it.
The Play Cursor
This horizontal line moves
as the beat plays, indicating
the current playing location
(same as the Location
display) within the beat.
Soft Knob 1: Row
The 4 rows of the grid represent 4
of the beat’s sound pads. Turn this
knob (or press the Up/Down Arrow
keys) to select a different row. If
turned past the bottom or top of the
screen, the screen scrolls up or
down to reveal higher/lower sound
pads.
Shift + Soft Knob 1: Assign Row
Often the 4 sounds you wish to edit
aren’t contiguous and therefore
can’t all be edited in the same
screen. Turning this knob permits
the selected row to be reassigned
to any of the 32 sound pads.