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1
Use
[LEFT]
and
[RIGHT]
arrow keys are to navigate between the letters.
2
Turn the
SOUND SELECTION
wheel or press the
[UP]
or
[DOWN]
arrow keys to select the letter.
3
Press
[YES/SAVE]
when you are happy with your name.
When naming, you can also press and hold [FUNCTION] to access the HI-SCORE naming menu. Navigate between
the letters in this menu using the [ARROW] keys. Release [FUNCTION] to insert the letter
.
THE SEQUENCER
BASIC PATTERN OPERATIONS
The sequencer of the Analog Keys stores information in patterns. A pattern controls the playback of the synth, FX and
CV tracks and various aspects of these tracks. Adjustments made to the active pattern are saved automatically. However,
you are advised to manually save treasured patterns (and Kits) regularly, especially when working on several patterns
at the same time.
SELECTING A PATTERN
1
Press the
[BANK GROUP]
key to choose the bank group. If for example bank group A-D is chosen, patterns in banks
A, B, C and D can be selected.
2
Next, press a
[BANK]
key followed by a
[TRIG]
key (1-16) to select a pattern within the selected bank. Patterns con-
taining data are indicated by half-bright red
<TRIG>
LEDs. The currently active pattern is indicated by a full-bright
red
<TRIG>
LED.
3
To select, for example, pattern B05, select bank group A-D using the
[BANK GROUP]
key. Then press and hold
[BANK
B/F]
and press
[TRIG]
key 5.
PATTERN CONTROL
Pressing
[PLAY]
will start the playback of a pattern. Pause by pressing
[PLAY]
again. Pressing
[STOP]
will stop the
playback of all tracks. After a pattern has been stopped, pressing
[PLAY]
will make the pattern start playing from the
beginning.
TRACK MUTING
Muting tracks is done by pressing
[FUNCTION]
+ the
[TRACK]
key of the track that should be muted. Only the note trigs
of the sequencer are muted. It is still possible to play a muted track manually using the
KEYBOARD
.
The
<TRACK>
LEDs indicate the mute status. Unlit
<TRACK>
LED indicate the muted tracks. Green
<TRACK>
LEDs indicate
audible tracks. A red
<TRACK>
LED indicates the active, audible track. A yellow
<TRACK>
LED indicates an active, muted
track.
PATTERN RECORDING MODES
The Analog Keys offers two main modes of inputting trigs when creating a pattern:
GRID RECORDING
mode and
LIVE
RECORDING
mode.
TRIG TYPES
Two types of trigs, note trigs and trigless locks, can be entered in the
RECORDING
modes. Note trigs trig notes while
trigless locks can be used to apply parameter locks without trigging notes. Note trigs are indicated by full-bright
<TRIG>
Summary of Contents for Analog Keys
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