Operation Manual

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Arpeggiator parameter list
Style Eect
Parameter 2
(use 2 to set)
Parameter 3
(use 3 to set)
Repeat
Pressed pads will sound repeat-
edly.
If multiple pads are pressed, they
will all sound at the same time
repeatedly.
Number of note
In addition to the note of the
pad, a number of intervals can
also be set to sound.
When set to 1, only the pad
sounds. Higher numbers add
fths and octaves above. If the
number is set to 2 or higher,
you can select Up, Down, Up-
Down or Random as the order
they make sound.
(Arpeggiator parameter list
→
P. 143)
Pattern
This sets the timing of the
arpeggiator.
In addition to simply repeating
the sounds at xed intervals
(1/32, 1/16Tri, 1/16, 1/8Tri,
1/8, 1/4, 1/2 or 1/1), you can
also select preset sequences
(Seq 1–32).
(Arpeggiator parameter list
→
P. 144)
Sequence
If the pressed pad has a recorded
sequence, the instrument will play
with that sequence.
If the pad does not have a record-
ed sequence, it will sound just
once without repeating. If multiple
pads are pressed at the same
time, they will sound at the same
time repeatedly.
Up
If multiple pads are pressed at
the same time, they will sound in
order from the lowest instrument
number.
Octave
This can be set from 1 to 4.
If Octave is set to 1, only the
pads pressed will sound.
If it is set to 2, notes one
octave above will sound in
addition to the pads.
In the same manner, if sets to 3
or 4, notes 2–3 octaves above
will also sound.
Pattern
This sets the timing of the
arpeggiator.
In addition to simply repeating
the sounds at xed intervals
(1/32, 1/16Tri, 1/16, 1/8Tri,
1/8, 1/4, 1/2 or 1/1), you can
also select preset sequences
(Seq 1–32).
(Arpeggiator parameter list
→
P. 144)
Down
If multiple pads are pressed at
the same time, they will sound in
order from the highest instrument
number.
Up &
Down
If multiple pads are pressed at
the same time, they will sound
in order from the lowest to the
highest instrument number. Then,
they will sound from the highest to
the lowest.
Random
If multiple pads are pressed at
the same time, they will sound in
random order.
Arpeggiator (continued)