MAM SQ16, Руководство пользователя

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3. Global SQ16
Loading a MIDI dump into the SQ16
You can send dumps to the SQ16 as long as it is in stop mode (not playing). If the SQ16 receives a dump it verifies the data
integrity (dumps must sent back unchanged). If it is a valid dump the left display reads "LdU" while the right display shows th e
progress.
A MIDI dump is always sent into the Edit Buffer. If you want to keep it in the SQ16 you need to explicitly store it into one of the
8 Blocks (see 3.5.4).
3.3. Common Pattern
Each pattern uses individual MIDI Set and Step Set assignments and individual settings for Pattern Length and Pattern Scale
(see 4.5). The Common Pattern function is useful for assigning the same MIDI Set or Step Set to each Pattern or to make the
same settings for Pattern Length or Pattern Scale for all patterns.
Example: You have used different lengths for your patterns but now want all Patterns to have a length of 16 steps. Activate
Common Pattern and set as a common value for all Patterns the length to 16 steps (the individual length settings are still there
but no longer active; the Common Pattern setting overrides them). If you at a later point want to use the individual lengths
again you simply need to disable the Common Pattern length (in our case: 16 steps).
Editing Common Pattern settings:
Editing those settings means: Individually activating or deactivating Common Pattern settings for Length, Scale, MIDI Set and
Step Set and - if necessary - setting the desired values.
• Common Pattern not active; Patterns use individual pattern settings
• Common Pattern active; Patterns use Common Pattern settings
1. Activate Global - Common Pattern
2. Selecting the Pattern setting Length, Scale, MIDI Set or Step Set you want to make Common Pattern settings for. Press
Common Pattern button (step button 3) until the desired setting is active.