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Graph Types
Graphs are graphical step-automation lanes which control sound-altering parameters of Pads,
synchronized to the Patterns in an Engine. The following list shows the available Graphs.
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Repeat
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Repeats a note a variable amount of times within one sequencer step.
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Shift
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Shifts play position of a note forward or backwards between neighboring steps.
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Scrub
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Increases the start point offset for all samples on the Pad.
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Pitch
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Coarse Pitch
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Fin
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Fine Pitch
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Cut
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Filter Cutoff
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Rez
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Filter Resonance
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Vol
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Sets Volume
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Pan
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Pan Control
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Cut
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Filter Cutoff
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Rev
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The ‘Reverse’ graph automates sample reversing. It has four values:- ‘Normal’, meaning
play the sample as specified in the pad editor, ‘Reverse’, meaning always play it
backwards, ‘Forward’ (self explanatory), and ‘Inverse’, meaning do the opposite of
whatever the setting in the pad editor is.
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Duration
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Duration sets the length of any sample in musical units, but only affects samples whose
‘Gate’ option is turned on in the Pad Editor. NB:- to set very short durations, or to affect
samples that don’t have ‘Gate’ turned on, use negative values in the ‘Scrub’ graph.
Holding down ALT or ALT+SHIFT when painting in the graph editor will apply the current
edit to multiple tracks at once.
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Force Layer
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The ‘Force Layer’ graph forces the note to play a specific layer from the pad it’s in. This
can be very useful when playing back loops with multiple slices loaded to a single pad.
‘Force Layer’ overrides the layer playback mode control in the pad editor.
Graphs are very closely linked to Patterns – each of the 24 Patterns in each Engine has individual
Graphs. All Pad lanes in each Pattern can have individual Repeat, Shift, Scrub, Pitch, Fine Pitch, Filter
Cut, Filter Resonance, Volume, Pan, Reverse, Duration, and Force Layer.
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