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Additional Modes
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If As Played is selected, the notes are sorted in the exact
order you played them.
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If Reversed is selected, the notes are sorted in reverse
order to which you played them. If, for example, you
press E1, G1 and C1, the note list is sorted to C1, G1,
and E1.
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If Key Lo->Hi is selected, the notes are sorted from the
lowest note to the highest note. If, for example, you
press E1, G1 and C1, the note list is sorted to C1, E1,
and G1.
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Key Hi->Lo is the opposite of Key Lo->Hi . The example
would be sorted as G1, E1, and C1.
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If Vel Lo->Hi is selected, the notes are sorted from the
softest to the loudest velocity.
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Vel Hi->Lo is the opposite of Vel Lo->Hi .
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If Chord is selected, the arpeggiator plays a chord ba-
sed on all notes from the note list.
Velocity
With the settings in the pop-up menu Velocity you can
determine how velocity is interpreted in the arpeggio:
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If Each Note is selected, each note of the arpeggio is
played back with the velocity that you originally play-
ed.
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If First Note is selected, the first note you played sets
the velocity for all arpeggio steps.
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If Last Note is selected, the last note you played sets the
velocity for all arpeggio steps.
Tap on the corresponding arpeggiator parameter to open a
pop-up menu for further settings (not all settings are
available for all arpeggiator parameters):
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Normal : parameter change is about normal.
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Fine : parameter change is about fine.
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Super Fine : parameter change is about super fine.
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Set Default : sets the parameter to its default value.
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Set Last Loaded : resets the parameter to the last
loaded value from the current sound patch.
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Modulations : opens the Mod menu to sets up a modu-
lation for this parameter. How to set up a modulation
can be read in ‘The Modulation Mode’
chapter.
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MIDI Learn CC : activates MIDI Learn, which maps an
incoming MIDI control change to this parameter.