Native Instruments MASCHINE MK3, Manual, Page: 259 / 891

Note Repeat mode seamlessly switches to Arp mode as soon as you switch your pads
from Group mode to Keyboard mode (see below): All current values (including the
LOCK
state) are retained.
Pads in Keyboard mode: Arp
If your pads are in Keyboard mode, pressing NOTE REPEAT switches your controller to Arp
mode:
The Arp mode on your controller.
In Arp mode you can customize the way the notes of the played chord will be arpeggiated by
adjusting following settings:
Element Description
LOCK (Button 2) Keeps the Arp feature enabled even when you leave Arp mode. For
example, this can be useful to adjust the chord settings, switch to
another Pattern, adjust Plug-in parameters, etc., while keeping
arpeggios running. If Arp is locked, when you switch to another
controller mode the
NOTE REPEAT button stays dimly lit to remind
you that Arp is on.
You can also use the shortcut
SHIFT + NOTE REPEAT at any time to
enable/disable LOCK .
HOLD (Button 3) Allows the notes played by the arpeggiator to be latched. This means
the pads can be released and the arpeggiated notes will continue to
play. Press
HOLD (Button 3) again to stop the arpeggiator.
Playing on the Controller
Performance Features
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