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Alternatively, you can hold
Shift
or press
Shift
and
Bank <
to lock the
Shift
modifier
ARP
knob controls
while turning
Knobs 1–4
to edit some but not all of the settings. The
Display
will show the new settings as
you change them.
Note:
While
Note Repeat
is active, the
Select/Scroll Encoder
can be used to change the current
Time
Division
setting of the
Arpeggiator
and pad
Note Repeat
.
Keyboard Tempo and Time Division
Oxygen Pro 49’s tempo and time division settings determine the timing and rhythm for the note repeat and
arpeggiator features. When
Clock
is set to
Internal
in the Tempo Edit screen on the
Display
, the keyboard’s tempo
can be tapped in or it can be entered exactly from within the Tempo Edit screen. When
Clock
is set to
External
, the
keyboard’s tempo will automatically sync with your DAW’s tempo.
To tap in the keyboard’s tempo
, tap the
Tempo Button
two or more times at the desired BPM. The
Display
will
update with the new tempo as you tap the button.
Note:
In order to tap in the keyboard’s menu, the keyboard’s
Clock
setting in the Tempo Edit menu must be on
Internal
. If set to
External
, the keyboard’s tempo will sync with your DAW.
To enter the Tempo Edit menu on the Display
, press and hold the
Tempo Button
. Use the
Select/Scroll
Encoder
to change the
Clock
setting or enter in an internal keyboard tempo (
20.0
–
240.0
). When you’re done editing
settings, press the
Back Button
to exit the Tempo Edit menu. See
for more help on using the
Select/Scroll Encoder
with the
Display’s
Edit menus.
To set the keyboard’s time division,
press the
Time Division Button
for the desired setting (as printed
above/below the button). Double-press the button if you want to use a triplet setting. When a standard time division
is selected, the corresponding button will be lit. When a triplet time division is selected, the corresponding button
will flash.
Note:
While
Note Repeat
is active the
Select/Scroll Encoder
can be used to change the current
Time Division
setting of the
Arpeggiator
and pad
Note Repeat
.
Chord Mode
When you activate Chord Mode, pressing a single key or pad will play a full chord rather than only one note. The key
or pad you press will determine the root note in the chord, and the type of chord selected will depend on the current
settings.
The chord feature can be operated by turning the
Select/Scroll Encoder
to one of two Modes that will determine
the exact chord assigned to each key:
•
Smart Mode:
In this Mode, you will first assign the keyboard to a musical key
(e.g. D minor).
Then
you will
assign the desired voicing for the chords (what intervals will be included in the chord,
e.g.
1-3-5
). Each key’s
chord voicing will then be automatically enharmonic to the selected key.
•
Custom:
In this Mode, you can determine the chord structure that will be assigned to each key by manually
playing it.
For example, if you select this Mode, and play a
1-b3-5-b7
chord,
every key will then be assigned to
play this chord structure. The note of the key you press will serve as the root of the chord.
To activate or deactivate Chord Mode,
press the
Chord Button
. While Chord Mode is activated, the
Chord
Button
will be lit.
To edit the Chord Mode settings,
first hold
Shift
while pressing the
Chord Button
to enter the Chord Edit menu on
the
Display
. Then use the
Select/Scroll Encoder
to adjust settings (as described in
). When
you’re done editing settings, press the
Back Button
to exit the Chord Edit menu.
Alternatively, you can hold
Shift
while pressing keys
C2–Bb3
if you are using the
Smart
chord Mode.
Note:
By default, the keys are setup to play chords when Chord Mode is activated. However, in the Global Settings
menu this can be changed so that when Chord Mode is active, chords will play on the keys or pads or both.
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