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Emax Owners Manual
© 1986 E-mu Systems, Inc. Enhanced by The Emulator Archive 2001 Page 84
12. The next setup menu is for external clock. Press the right arrow cursor button, and the display says:
Use the data slider buttons to choose the desired clock option. Your choices are:
Internal = Emax’s arpeggiator syncs to the internal clock at the tempo chosen in the previous step.
MIDI = Emax’s arpeggiator syncs to MIDI clock signals coming in over the MIDI In port.
click 24 = Emax’s arpeggiator syncs to 24 pulses-per-quarter-note signals appearing at the Clock
Input jack.
click 48 = Emax’s arpeggiator syncs to 48 pulses-per-quarter-note signals appearing at the Clock
Input jack.
click 96 = Emax’s arpeggiator syncs to 96 pulses-per-quarter-note signals appearing at the Clock
Input jack.
To jump back to the Module Identifier press ENTER , otherwise press the right arrow cursor button to
continue the setup.
13. Moving right along, the next option is:
Use the data slider or numeric keypad to set the arpeggiator velocity value. The lowest possible value
(obtained by entering 000) gives the following display:
Each note will arpeggiate at a volume level determined by the velocity with which the note was
played. Use the data slider to select the range of MIDI velocity values (1 - 127), with larger numbers
giving louder levels if the dynamics are mapped to level; when mapped to other parameters, they are
affected appropriately.
To jump back to the Module Identifier press
ENTER , otherwise press the right arrow cursor key to
continue the setup.
14. But wait, there’s still more! Key Repeats sets the number of times that each note plays before moving
on to the next note in the arpeggio. The display says:
Use the ON and OFF buttons or the DATA SLIDER to select the desired number of repeats on each
note. (1-8)
Clock: internal
Use Data Slider
Velocity: 127
Use Data Slider
Velocity: Played
Use Data Slider
Key Repeats: 1
Use Data Slider