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Additional Modes
144 Iridium Manual
ves ) and goes down to the original octave. Then the
arpeggio is repeated.
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If Up
⌃
Down is selected, the note list is first played
forward and the octaves are transposed upward. After
reaching the last note of the note list in the highest
octave to play, the note list is played backward and the
octaves are transposed downward down to the first
note of the note list in the original octave. Then the ar-
peggio is repeated.
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If Up - Down is selected, the note list is first played
forward and the octaves are transposed upward. After
reaching the last note of the note list in the highest
octave to play, this note is repeated and the note list is
played backward and the octaves are transposed
downward down to the first note of the note list in the
original octave. Then the arpeggio is repeated.
•
If Down v Up is selected, the note list is first played
backward and the octaves are transposed downward.
The arpeggio starts in the highest octave (determined
with
Octaves ). After reaching the first note of the note
list in the original octave, the note list is played for-
ward and the octaves are transposed upward up to the
last note of the note list in the highest octave to play.
Then the arpeggio is repeated.
•
If Down
-
Up is selected, the note list is first played
backward and the octaves are transposed downward.
The arpeggio starts in the highest octave (determined
with
Octaves ). After reaching the first note of the note
list in the original octave, this note is repeated and the
note list is played forward and the octaves are transpo-
sed upward up to the last note of the note list in the
highest octave to play. Then the arpeggio is repeated.
•
If Random is selected, the list will be played randomly.
Octaves
Determines the range of the single notes in octaves. When
it is set to
1 oct , the note list will be played back in the
same octave as originally entered. Higher octave values
mean that the note list is repeated in higher or lower octa-
ves. The octave in which the arpeggio starts is determined
by the
Algorithm parameter. If you play notes that span
more than one octave, they are still kept in the note list
and played back before the note list is transposed.
SortOrder
With the settings in the pop-up menu SortOrder you can
determine how the notes you originally play are split up
for the arpeggio: