Continue programming by pressing
Play
(Pause) or
REC
to add a second
hi-hat.
Now, turn the
Value
control again to create a closed hi-hat by setting a
short value for the note length (example).
Subsequently, program the rest of the pattern.
Complete the procedure by pressing the corresponding instrument button.
Hint:
You only need to turn the
Value
control in case you want to change the
parameter value for this step.
CL
and
BO
are programmed by first pressing
REC
followed by a double click on
CP/CL
respectively
TT/BO
. Next, release both buttons. For example: (
REC
+
CP/CL
+
CP/CL)
.
Pattern Length
In case you want a pattern with less than 16 steps, end programming at any time
by pressing the corresponding instrument button. The last programmed track sets
the overall pattern length.
Example:
BD-track, press
REC
once, 5 x
Play
,
REC
once, 5 x
Play
and finally
BD
to
complete programming. As a result, you did program 12 steps, equaling a 3/4 bar.
Real Time Mode
Start the sequencer and press
REC
(You will hear the clave sound
CL
in a 4/4
beat). You can now set the steps in real time by pressing the corresponding
instrument buttons or by using MIDI (see MIDI implementation list). By pressing
and holding the instrument button, the track will be deleted.
Use the
Value
control to change the pitch, length or the extras for the instrument
that was programmed last.
Programming of
CL
and
BO
is possible by pressing
REC
twice. In explanation: 1
x
REC
=
CP
and
TT
, once more
REC
=
CL
and
BO
. Pressing
REC
again will
end the recording.
The level of the instruments can be changed per pattern. Press
Play
followed by
the
Value
control's push function until the left LED is lit. Press the instrument
button afterwards, e.g.
BD
. Use the
Value
control to adjust the level of the
BD
track.
CL
and
BO
can be adjusted with the red LED being lit. (Press
Value
twice). The headphones level can be set with both LEDs being lit. Make sure to
directly save the pattern. Else, the settings will be lost when switching the unit
off.
