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E-MU Systems
Arp/Beats Menu
Master Arpeggiator Parameters
Arp Controllers
The Arpeggiators can be controlled using the front panel real-time
controllers or external MIDI continuous controllers. Controllers are
patched to Arps via the Preset PatchCords located in the Preset Edit menu.
See “Preset Patchcords” on page 165.
The following Preset PatchCord destina-
tions control the Arpeggiators.
Arpeggiator Resolution (ArpRes)
This control changes the Arpeggiator Note Value, which defines the length
of the notes when playing arpeggiated chords. It
adds
to the note value set
in the Arpeggiator Note Value screen.
See “Note Value” on page 60.
Arpeggiator Extension (ArpExt)
This control changes the Arpeggiator Extension Count. It
adds
to the
extension count programmed in the Arpeggiator Note Value screen.
See
“Extension Count” on page 62.
Arpeggiator Velocity (ArpVel)
This control changes the Arpeggiator Velocity Value. It
scales
the velocity
value set in the Arpeggiator Note Value screen.
See “Velocity” on page 61.
Arpeggiator Gate (ArpGate)
This control changes the Arpeggiator Gate Time. It
adds
to the gate time set
in the Arpeggiator Gate Time screen.
See “Gate Time” on page 61.
Arpeggiator Interval (ArpIntvl)
This control modulates the Arpeggiator Extension Interval. It
adds
to the
extension programmed in the Arpeggiator Extension Interval screen.
See
“Extension Interval” on page 62.
Master
Arpeggiator
Parameters
The Master Arpeggiator is defined in the Arp menu. The Arpeggiator mode
selected on the Main Screen determines whether the Master arpeggiator or
the Preset menu arpeggiator settings are used.
To Access the Master Arpeggiator Parameters:
1.
Press the
Arp
menu button lighting the LED. The Arpeggiator menu
screen displays the menu page most recently selected since powering up
MK-6. The cursor appears below the first character of the screen
heading on line one.
2.
Use the right
cursor
button to advance the cursor to the first field in the
bottom line of the screen.
3.
Now, use the
data entry control
to access the various Master
Arpeggiator parameters.
4.
Save
your Arpeggiator settings using the “Save Setup” function on the
Multi menu.
