The Modulation tracks are in sets of three, and are shown in rows A-C and rows D-F but
also in Rows G-I for the steps 17 to 24, and J-L for the steps 25 to 32. Modulation track steps
that contain a value are blue. Existing Modulation tracks are named in the display as Assign
buttons 5-7.
Up to three parameters can be recorded - there are three Modulation tracks. Here's how it
works:
• When the first parameter is touched, a step button in the first row is lit blue.
• When another parameter is touched, in this or another step, a step button in the
second row is lit blue.
• Once all three parameters are assigned to Modulation tracks, you won't be able
to create more Modulation tracks. Moving another control will not change the
current step. To delete one of the Modulation tracks, read
• Turning a parameter knob that has been recorded to a Modulation track triggers
the notes that exist at the current step. The trigger can only occur once every
0.7s.
9.5.1. Enter / edit one mod step
Move one of the three chosen controls to edit its value at that step. If a mod event did not
exist for that control on that step, a button on its Modulation track turns blue. You can toggle
individual Modulation track steps on and off by pressing a specific blue button.
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: [Tap] erase doesn't work with Modulation track steps.
9.5.2. Enter / edit many mods
You can record Modulation tracks while the pattern is looping, even inside the Modulations
view. For details, see the
Modulation track section [p.63]
9.5.3. Delete a Modulation track
To delete a Modulation track, hold [Assign 8] and press the Assign button that shows the
name of the track to be deleted. It will disappear from the list in the display. Here are two
more things to know about the process:
• Deleting a Modulation track leaves that step row empty, but it does not
reorganize the rows.
• The next time a new parameter is recorded, the first empty Modulation track is
filled.
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: With Record Off and the pattern not playing, the assigned Modulation track parameters can be
edited without affecting the Modulation tracks.
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