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SYNTHR3 Manuel V1.01 EN
==SEQUENCER select==
> 1 READ SEQUENCE
[MONO 16 Steps]
next ↕/Ok Edit
SEQ_1_0 T+0 STOP
LFO PWM DIR VCO2
>x2 50% --> vco1
next ↕/Ok Esc
STEP SEQUENCER MODE
The Step Sequencer of SYNTHR3 respects the modular nature of SYNTHR3. As on physical sequencers, a clock is running and
at each step a note or a chord or a silence is played. A note can be repeated on the principle of "Ratchet" in sixteenth notes,
thirty-second notes or sixty-fourth notes.
It is possible to play back 51 Sequences (from 0 to 50). Sequences 46 to 50 are demonstration sequences and cannot be
erased. There are 46 recordable sequences remaining, each with a maximum of 128 steps.
Each sequence is recorded and saved as an EEPROM, i.e. you will find it again the next time you turn on the synthesizer.
Notes, velocities and the duration of each step are recorded for each step (STEP).
Always from the OPERATING MODE function, select via the encoder: STEP SEQUENCER
As for the arpeggiator check the - Virtual Keyboard split - and - Current clock -.
This function uses 5 screens.

1
st
screen : read sequence
The Next key is used to move the cursor " > "next to the chosen parameter.
Here the sequence number: 1. This screen indicates that it is a sequence
recorded with a single note and contains 16 steps. By turning the encoder
you scroll through the sequences. Press OK to display the following screen,
which contains all the parameters specific to the sequence that can be
modified in real time.
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All parameters :

SEQ_1_1 means: Sequence 1 step 1. step scrolls during playback.

T+0 means: 0 transposition semitone, direct keyboard transposition.

STOP : sequencer status: RUN or PAUSE or STOP.

A brief press on the encoder (OK) will switch on: RUN. The sequence starts from step 0.

A short press on OK : PAUSE. The sequence will start again from the Pause step.

A long press on OK: STOP. The sequence will start again from the step 0.
* In the case of a MIDI clock, the sequencer will also obey the Start, Stop, Continue commands of
the Real Time Midi functions.

LFO or MIDI : arpeggiator-identical clock coefficient.

PWM : width of the gate to sequence it. PWM choice from 10% to 100% in steps of 10. Recalls the
PWM for the sequencer corresponds to its own Gate. The more you increase its value, the more
the set will be linked

DIR : Reading directions identical to the arpeggiator.

VCO2 : Still on the principle of the Duophonic mode the VCO2 will be able to play in unison
(=VCO1), minor third (=TH_m), major third (=TH_M), fourth (=FORTH), to the fifth (=FIFTH), octave
(=OCTAVE), reverse (=Rev), shifted by 2 (Del2) or 3 (Del3) or 4 notes (Del4) from VCO1 but sent to
VCF2.
Similarly, the KeyM and KeyP modes give the VCO2 its freedom, which makes the SynthR3
particularly attractive.
Caution: beyond the octave mode, if you use Ratchets or blanks, the result can be surprising
because they remain on the programmed note.