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CVx modes:
LOOP1 (LOP1): each rising edge on the CVx input selects the next sequence
and loops at the end of the available memory (so 64 or 128 seq). The new
pattern is started at the end of the current one. (*)
LOOP4(LOP4): each rising edge on the CVx input selects the next sequence
starting from the active one until the fourth. After it the next sequence will be
the first again. The sequence is started at the end of the current one. (*)
LOOP8(LOP8): see above, longer. (*)
RANDOM SEQ (RNDS): each rising edge on the CVx input selects a random
sequence among the saved ones. The sequence is started ad the end of the
current one.
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Note on RNDS:
The sequence is chosen randomly from those 'valids': a sequence becomes
valid when you load from memory explicitly with the load button and you edit
its parameters. A sequence is marked valid also when, after you've edited, you
make a 'store' or 'store all', as described in the 'store' menu. (**)
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TEMPO: (TMPO) The CVx analog value is mapped linearly into BPMs
SHUFFLE: (SHFL) The CVx analog value is mapped linearly into shuffle
LEN8 (HALF): a high value on the CVx input sets the pattern lenght to eight
steps: if the actual step is between 1 and 8 or between 9 and 16, the
sequencer goes to step 8 or 16 before setting the new length
LEN4 (FRTH): a high value on the CVx input sets the pattern length to four
steps: if the current step is between 1 and 4, or 5 and 8, or 9 and 12, or is
between 13 and 16, the sequencer plays all the intermediate steps before
setting up the new length