Making sequencer settings

With these settings, you can set how the sequencer operates, and access useful functions (utilities) for input.

  1. While in sequencer mode, press the [MENU] button.
  2. The sequencer settings menu appears.
  3. Use the [VALUE] knob to select the item, and press the [VALUE] knob.
  4. The setting for the item you selected is shown.
  5. Turn the [VALUE] knob to set the value, and press the [VALUE] knob.
  6. This confirms the value you set.
  7. To exit the settings, press the [MENU] button.

MEMO

  1. You can also press a corresponding step button to select the parameter items.
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Step buttons

Indication

Value

Explanation

[1]

SHFL

-90–90

Sets the timing at which the upbeats (even-numbered steps) play.

[2]

SCAL

8, 16, 32, 4t, 8t, 16t

“About note values”

Specifies the length (scale) of one note for each step.

[3]

S.LEn

1–64

Sets the length (number of steps) of the pattern.

[4]

dir

Specifies how the sequencer plays.

Fľd

Plays forward from the first step.

rEU

Plays backward from the last step.

F_r

Plays forward from the first step, and plays backward after reaching the last step.

InU

Inverts and plays back the even-numbered and odd-numbered steps.

rnd

Plays the steps randomly.

K.trG

The sequence plays back normally while you are playing the keyboard.

[5]

CC

OFF, On

When this is on, the control change messages (motions) that are recorded in the pattern are output.

[6]

dUPL

-

Doubles the number of steps in a pattern and copies the performance data.

[7]

rnd

-

Generates random performance data.

[8]

Undo

-

Reverts (undoes) the performance data settings to their most recent state just before being edited.

[9]

rEdo

-

Restores the performance data settings to the state they were in before the last undo operation (in other words, this cancels the undo).

[10]

COPY

-

Copies the performance data of the selected part.

[11]

PStE

-

Pastes the performance data you copied.

[12]

C.CLr

-

Deletes the control change messages (motions) from a pattern.

[13]

nCLr

-

Deletes the note messages from a pattern.

[14]

A.CLr

-

Deletes the control change messages (motions) and note messages from a pattern.