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Program parameter editing
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Using the cursor buttons and the [PROGRAM/VALUE] dial to edit the note status
1
Go to the P14–2: ARPEGGIATOR – TRIG tab page.
2
Use the cursor buttons to move to the step you want to
edit.
You can hold down a cursor button to move rapidly.
3
Use the [PROGRAM/VALUE] dial to turn each note
on/off.
The indication means that the arpeggio pattern will
sound at that step.
The – indication means that the arpeggio pattern will not sound at that step.
Detailed editing of individual steps in an arpeggio pattern
(ARPEGGIATOR – STEP)
1
Go to the P14–3: ARPEGGIATOR – STEP tab page.
2
Use “Step” to specify the step that you want to edit.
The gate time (duration), velocity, and note number of
the specified step are shown below “Step.”
3
Use “GateTime” to specify the gate time.
Higher values will lengthen the duration of the note at
this step.
4
Use “Velocity” to specify the velocity of the note that will sound.
If you set this to KEY, the notes will sound at the velocity value of the key you played when start-
ing the arpeggiator.
You can also specify the velocity value by moving the cursor to the “Velocity” value and holding
down the [EDIT/YES] button while you strike a key.
5
Use “Trigger” to specify whether a note will be sounded at this step.
The indication means that note at this step will be sounded.
The – indication means that the note at this step will not be sounded.