Dave Smith Instruments TETR4, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Note: If the sequencer does not seem to be working, check the G
LOBAL
settings to make sure Clock is set to Internal. If Clock is set to use an
external clock source, Tetra must be receiving MIDI clock messages in
order for the sequencer to run.
Seq Trigger: see table —
Sets the triggering mode for the Gated Sequencer.
Display Trigger mode
Normal
Sequence plays from the first step when a
key is held, and resets to step 1 each time
a new note is played. Each sequence step
retriggers the envelopes.
No Reset
The same, but does not reset to step 1 on
every note.
No Gate
The keyboard triggers the envelopes; the
sequence steps do not.
NoGateNR
Same, but does not reset with subsequent
notes.
Key Step
Striking a key advances the sequencer
one step.
On/Off: Off, On —
Turns the sequencer on and off.
Seq 1, 2, 3, or 4 Destinations —
Sets the destination for each of the four
sequence tracks. For a complete list, see Modulation Destinations on page 35.
Seq 1, 2, 3, or 4 Steps: C0…D5+ or 0…125, Reset, Rest —
Sets each step value
for each of the four sequence tracks. The values are displayed as both relative
note values and as simple numerical values. Note values are displayed in quarter
tones with a plus sign (+) indicating that the pitch is a quarter tone higher than
the displayed note number. The two highest values are Reset and Rest. Reset
causes the sequence to reset to the first step, enabling sequences of fewer than
16 steps or even sequences in which the tracks are different lengths. Rest inserts
a rest on the selected step.
Name Parameter
Edit Name —
The lower LCD line displays the name of the Program with the
active character blinking. When A
SSIGN
P
ARAMETERS
is lit, the parameter
control changes the position of the active character. When A
SSIGN
P
ARAMETERS
is not lit, the parameter control steps through all the available characters for the
active character. The increment and decrement buttons also change the
character.