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The Arpeggiator
Arpeggiator parameters
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Unipolar (UniPlr) : Unipolar plays the pattern up to the limit and
then turns around and plays it the from the Limit to the original
note using the same interval. This pattern will repeat until you
stop.
Bipolar (BiPlr) : is similar to UniPolar. It goes from the original
pitch to the limit and back to the original pitch, but here it will
continue past the original pitch until it reaches the limit in the
opposite direction and then cycle back to the original pitch.
Float Reset (FltRes) : Adds a bit of apparent randomness to the
process. "Flt" stands for Float, and it means that when the
Arpeggiator reaches the Shift Limit, it doesn't necessarily reset to
the original pitch. Instead, it looks at the Þrst note that would
exceed the Shift Limit, and calculates the interval between it and
the Shift Limit. It then starts the cycle over again, but instead of
starting with the Þrst original pitch, it transposes that pitch by the
interval it just calculated and continues from there.
The range of "Float" is bound with in the shift limit. The
ExpressionMate will cycle from the original pitch once the Float
has hit the Shift Limit.
Float Unipolar (FltUni) : Applies the "Float" to the Unipolar
option.
Float Bipolar (FltBip) : Applies the "Float" to the Bipolar option.
Glissando (Glissando)
When the Glissando is turned on either in the Editor or by
Ctlr#50 it will play notes chromatically from the original pitch to
the limit. The limit option will affect the order of the notes. Try
using ÒPlayedÓ for the arpeggiated note velocities when using
Glissando.
Note Velocity (Note Vel)
This sets the volume of the notes being played by the arpeggiator.
Played will arpeggiate the notes at the velocity played on your
controller, Last will play the Arpeggiator at the velocity of the last
key struck. You can also control volume using Ctlr56.