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ARTURIA – SPARK CREATIVE DRUM MACHINE – USER’S MANUAL
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8 Change number of bars
9 Change number of steps
10 Change step resolution
11 View steps 1-32 or 33-64
The time signature is a notational convention used in musical notation to specify how
many beats are in each measure and which note value constitutes one beat.
Time signatures consist of two numerals, one stacked above the other: the lower
numeral indicates the note value that represents one beat (the "beat unit").
The upper numeral indicates how many such beats there are in a bar.
For instance, 4/4 means four quarter-note (quarter note) beats; 3/8 means three
eighth-note (quaver) beats, etc.
1. Export pattern as WAV file. Click on the icon and keep the mouse pressed. The
Audio file will be generated, a progress bar will appear. Once the export is finished, the
file will automatically be on your mouse pointer. Hold the mouse pressed, and drag and
drop the created audio file where you want.
2. Export pattern as MIDI file. Click on the icon and keep the mouse pressed. The
MIDI file will be generated. The file will automatically be on your mouse pointer. Hold the
mouse pressed, and drag and drop the created MIDI file where you want.
3. Delete the content of the sequencer: Click on this icon, a drop-down menu will
appear with two options to erase either all the content of the current pattern or all the
automation content contained in the current pattern.
4. Select the bank A to D that you wish to edit
5. Select the pattern 1 to 16 that you wish to edit
6. Click to change the upper part of the time signature of the current pattern. This
defines the number of notes (units) in one bar: Setting the signature to 4/4 means that
there are 4 quarter notes in a bar, if signature is 3/4 (waltz) it means there are 3
quarter notes in a bar.
7. Click to change the lower part of the time signature of the current pattern. This
defines the note value (unit): 1=whole - 2=half note - 4=quarter note - 8=eighth note.
8. Click to change the number of bars in the current pattern.
9. Click to change the total number of steps in the current pattern. The number of
steps is automatically calculated by Spark using the step resolution, the number of bars
in the pattern, and the time signature. But you can adjust it if you want to work with
your own bar calculation.
10. Click to change the Step resolution. The step resolution is the value of one step:
1/16=sixteenth note - 1/8=eighth note - 1/4=a quarter note, etc. A pattern has from 1
to a maximum of 64 steps.
11. Click to display Steps 1 to 32 or steps 33 to 64 in the current pattern.