Quasimidi CYBER-6, Manual

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Changing the octave-range of the played
notes Oct With this parameter you can adjust the arpeggiator
so, that it repeats the generated arpeggiator-pattern
over the range of some more octaves. Setting the
value to “4” the generated pattern sounds four
times, but each time transposed one octave higher.
Switching the note-sort according to the
play-direction or according to the order the
notes were played. Sort If this parameter is set to “ON” the notes are
played according to the determined play-direction.
If the parameter - in contrast to that - set to “OFF”,
the motivator plays the notes according to the order
they have been played on the keyboard. Linked
with the setting “Hold=ON” on the next
parameter-page you can use the arpeggiator - with
the help of this parameter - as a sort of
mini-sequencer. Keep one key pressed down and
after that play some more notes in the desired order
and this pattern will be repeated according to that.
Setting the repeation of notes Note-Repea With this parameter you can select, if each note of
a generated pattern is to be repeated or not. Each
note can be repeated up to four times before the
following note is played.
Track oriented parameters
The following two pages of the display - page 3 and 4 - contain important parameters concerning the
tracks (track-oriented parameters or track-parameters). In all pages dealing with those track-parameters
and in the following recording-menus he tracknumber can be chosen, it is always indicated as one of the
parameters on the top right of the display. Now call up page 3 of the sequencer-edit-menu with the page-
dial to receive the following message:
<3> SEQUENCER Track: 1
Chan:A10 Bank: 0 Prg: 24 Vol:100
The following parameters can be selected and varied on this page for each track of the sequencer: a MIDI-
channel, a sound-program and the volume of the chosen track. This information is sent at each time the
pattern is started.
desired operation name description/explanation
choosing the actual track Track With this parameter you call up the track to be
arranged. The keyboard is directly switched over to
the MIDI-channel of this track, so you can already
play a bit and select the sound for this track.
Setting the MIDI-channel Chan As you alraedy know you can select the sound in
this menu on two different ways: 1.) Using the
“+/-”-button and 2.) With the “INFO”-button and
the channel-usage-display.
track oriented
parameters