Owner`s manual

THE ARPEGGIATOR
The Arpeggiator will store up to twenty-four control voltage values and metronomically play them back at the LFO
rate. The first note recorded cannot be repeated during the arpeggio; replaying the first note shifts the arpeggiator
into the playback mode.
The arpeggiator records the keyboard control voltage present at the initiation of each new note; it does not record
timing information.
Note the musical pattern below:
B
(A)
The notes in section "A" may be played in at any tempo or rhythm. After playing the last note in "A," the
arpeggiator will still be in the record mode, waiting for new information. Playing note **B" (repeating the first
note played) at any point afterward immediately initiates repeated playback of the first eight notes. With this
technique, an arpeggio can be loaded into a kind of "holding" status, to be initiated on command.
Touching H«MI«flH W£iSIMJctdI#j. iia^I3^^9, K^SZSMMImSIs will play, from the beginning, tne last
arpeggio entered. Once playback is initiated, operational sequence is as described in Section L
The only limitation to note entry is that the first note cannot be repeated. All other notes or combinations of
notes are viable.
If a note is played several times in succession while loading the arpeggiator, it will be played back as one note
with the total duration of the successive notes played. This allows a limited timing discrimination to be recorded.
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