Motion Sequencing 2.0
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Transition
[Off, Lin, Exp, Log, Individual]
This controls whether the value changes abruptly at each new step, or glides to the new value.
Off:
Pitch will change abruptly at each step. This is the default.
Lin:
The pitch will glide linearly from step to step.
Exp:
The pitch will glide from step to step, with most of the change at the end of the glide.
Log:
The pitch will glide from step to step, with most of the change at the start of the glide.
Individual
: The pitch transitions will be controlled separately per Step. This lets you create melodic patterns which
combine abrupt steps and glides, like a classic bass groove-box.
Step Seq Lane Step
Type
[Value + Continuous Mod, Value * /-, Value * , Value + S & H Mod]
Value + Continuous Mod:
The Step uses the programmed value, and modulation continuously affects the value. For
instance, if an LFO is modulating Value, you’ll hear the LFO’s shape during the step.
Value * /-:
The Step’s Value is scaled by a bipolar random amount. The result may be either positive or
negative.
Value * :
The Step’s Value is scaled by a unipolar random amount. If the Value is positive, the output will be
positive; if the Value is negative, the output will be negative.
Value + S & H Mod:
The Step uses the programmed value, and modulation is updated only at the start of the Step. For
instance, if an LFO is modulating Value, only the LFO’s amplitude at the very start of the step matters; you will not hear
the LFO’s shape during the step.
Value
[-100…100%]
This sets the output level for the Step.
Transition
[Off, Lin, Exp, Log]
This controls the transition from this Step to the next Step: whether the value changes abruptly at the next Step, or
glides to the new value.
This applies only if the Lane’s Transition parameter is set to
Individual
.
Off:
Pitch will change abruptly at each step. This is the default.
Lin:
The pitch will glide linearly from step to step.
Exp:
The pitch will glide from step to step, with most of the change at the end of the glide.
Log:
The pitch will glide from step to step, with most of the change at the start of the glide.
Probability
See “Step Probability” on page 40.
Motion Sequence Steps contextual menu
Right-click or control-click (macOS) on a Step to bring up the contextual menu. Menu commands are still available
when multiple Steps are selected.
Selecting multiple Steps
Shift-click to select a range of Steps, or select multiple non-continuous items by holding down the Command key on
MacOS, or the Ctrl key in Windows. Once you’ve selected the desired step(s), right-click (or control-click on MacOS)
to bring up the contextual menu and choose the desired copy/paste operation.
Cut
This cuts the selected Step(s), placing them on the clipboard, and shifts all other Steps to fill in the gap.