Arturia minibrute 2 series, Руководство пользователя

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8.2. Timing controls
8.2.1. Time Division
The Time Div encoder determines the rhythmic value of the active sequence or arpeggio.
Eight different settings are available.
8.2.2. Rate
Use the Rate knob to control the tempo of the sequence or arpeggio. The Tap button can also
be used. The tempo can be set between 30-240 bpm (beats per minute).
The MIDI Control Center allows you to choose how the Rate knob responds when it is turned:
either immediately (Jump mode) or after you pass through the current value (Hook mode).
To learn more, see the MIDI Control Center [p.109] chapter.
8.2.3. Tap / Rest
The
Tap
button allows you to set the tempo of the active sequence or arpeggio “on the fly”.
All you have to do is tap it in time with the music. The number of taps it takes to adjust the
tempo can be defined in the MIDI Control Center [p.109] .
This button is also used to enter rests [p.89] or to tie notes [p.90] together when creating a
sequence. This is covered in the Sequencer [p.87] chapter.
The word "Hold" is printed in blue under the Tap/Rest button also. This is a secondary
Arpeggiator function activated by the Shift button, and we'll describe it in the Hold mode
[p.99] section.
The Time Div encoder, Rate knob, and
Tap/Rest button
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