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Sample Flip
Although each track on Circuit Rhythm is monophonic, it is possible to assign different samples to
individual steps on a single track. This is useful for creating interesting and intricate drum beats. The
action of assigning different samples per-step is called Sample Flip.
Steps may be assigned a sample in two different ways:
• The first is via live recording in
Sample View
. To do this, first enable Record Mode by
pressing the
Rec
button so that it lights bright red
G
. Now press
Play
and hit some
sample pads – these hits will be recorded to steps. Note that these steps will be lit lilac –
this indicates that Sample Flip has been used to assign a different sample. These steps will
ignore the track’s currently active sample, instead playing back their assigned sample.
• The second is via manual assignment. Press and hold a sample pad (it will turn red after a
moment) and then press the steps where you want to place the sample – the steps will turn
red until you release the sample pad, at which point they will turn lilac to indicate that they
have an assigned sample. If you press and hold the sample pad again, the steps that match
the assigned sample will turn red to indicate the relationship. Pressing and holding a step
with an assigned sample will also light the corresponding sample pad red – this behaviour is
useful when you have many steps with different assigned samples in a single pattern.
Steps that are sample flipped will be lit bright lilac, while steps that will play back the active sample
will be lit bright blue.
PLAY
Current default sample
Pattern step display
Samples (one
page of eight)
(HOLD)
Steps with samples other than
the current default are lit lilac
Steps with the default
sample are lit bright blue
Press and hold a lilac pad
to see which sample it
triggers
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