Using the menus

Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press step pad [15] (MENU).
Use the [TEMPO/VALUE] knob to select the item, and then press pad [2] (ENTER).

Menu list

Item	Value	Explanation
vOL (Volume) (*1)	0–127	Sets the pattern’s volume.
Nod.d (LFO Modulation Depth) (*1)	0–255	Sets the depth of the effect (vibrato or growl) applied to the OSC or FILTER from the LFO section when modulation is used.
bnd.o (Oscillator Bend Sens) (*1)	0–240	Sets how much the OSC changes the pitch when you operate the pitch bend. (120: ±1oct, 240: ±2oct)
bnd.F (Filter Bend Sens) (*1)	0–255	Sets how much the cutoff point changes the filter when you operate the pitch bend.
nSNd (Noise Mode) (*1)	Selects the type of noise.
	Pink	Pink noise
	ľhit	White noise
rS.Nd (Riser Mode) (*1)	A riser is a rising sound that’s added to a song as the song builds in excitement and reaches its climax. In contrast, a “downer” is a falling sound. Use the [NOISE] knob to control both the riser and downer effects. When the [NOISE] knob is set to minimum (“r.0”) or maximum (“d.0”), the riser sound is muted. You can add excitement to the sequencer’s performance by making the riser go up from minimum Ó midpoint (r.100) as the song moves towards its climax, and then go down from midpoint Ó maximum (d. 0) once the song has reached its climax. Although the riser produces an intermittent sound over the range from the minimum to midpoint [NOISE] knob settings, it works differently depending on the Riser Mode. The riser works the same from the midpoint to maximum setting (a continuous falling sound). You can change the knob position without outputting the riser sound if you hold down the [SHIFT] button while turning the [NOISE] knob, after you turn the [NOISE] knob from minimum to maximum (the muted state). This lets you output the riser sound at the position you like. You can also use the [SHIFT] button + [1] pad + [2] pad to switch between settings.
	OFF	With this setting, the [NOISE] knob is used to adjust the noise level. When the Riser Mode is set to anything besides OFF, you can use the [NOISE] knob to control the riser.
	SynC	The riser sound is output intermittently upbeat of the quarter notes, in time with the tempo.
	qUiv	The intervals between riser sound output get faster as you turn the [NOISE] knob clockwise.
	qvPn	The riser sound pans faster from left to right as you turn the [NOISE] knob clockwise.
rS.rS (Riser Resonance) (*1)	0–100	Adjusts the shrillness of the riser sound.
rS.Sh (Riser Shape)	0–100	Adjusts the envelope shape of the riser sound. 0: sawtooth wave 100: square wave
rS.Lv (Riser Level) (*1)	0–100	Adjusts the volume of the riser sound.
LFO.N (LFO Mode) (*1)	Selects how fast the LFO changes.
	norN	Normal mode
	FASt	Fast mode
LFO.S (LFO Sync) (*1)	Sets whether to sync the LFO rate to the tempo.
LFO.S (LFO Sync) (*1)	OFF, On	When this is set to “On”, the LFO Mode is disabled.
LFO.K (LFO Key Trigger) (*1)	OFF, On	Sets whether the LFO is reset when a note-on message is received or played.
Cho (Chorus) (*1)	OFF, 1–4	Selects the chorus type. 1: A standard chorus effect. 2: A chorus with faster modulation. 3: Adds an effect similar to a rotary speaker (fast). 4: A chorus effect with more relaxed modulation.
trAn (Transpose) (*1)	-60– 60	Transposes the sounds made by the sound generator.
P.SCL (Pattern Scale) (*1)	1_8 1_16 1_32 8t 16t 32t	Sets the length of a single step in the pattern. 1_8: Eighth note 1_16: Sixteenth note 1_32: Thirty-second note 8t: Eighth-note triplet 16t: Sixteenth-note triplet 32t: Thirty-second-note triplet You can also switch between settings by holding down the [PATTERN] button and turning the [TEMPO/VALUE] knob.
N.Prb (Master Probability)	-100–100 (in units of 10)	Changes the probability that notes are played by adding/subtracting the master probability to/from the probability that each step plays (which is set for each step in the pattern). You can also set this by holding down the [STEP] button and turning the [TEMPO/VALUE] knob.
n.Pri (Note Priority)	LASt, Loľ	When the POLY function is set to “Nono”, “Uni”, “Chd” for single note input, and ENV TRG is set to a value “LFO” or “GAtE”, this sets whether the last notes are given priority (Last) or the lowest notes (Low).
GL.d.r (Global Delay/Reverb SW)	OFF, On	Selects whether to control delay and reverb by using the pattern parameters or by using the system parameters. When this is “OFF”, the delay or reverb is muted when you switch patterns, as the delay/reverb settings may vary with each pattern. When this is “On”, the system settings are used, and the delay or reverb sound carries over even when you switch between patterns.
d.L.Nd (Delay Level Mode)	PrE, PoSt	Sets which level to adjust when the [DELAY] knob is used, the input level (Pre) or the output level (Post). With the “PrE” setting, the delay sound fades out smoothly when you turn down the [DELAY] knob; and with the “PoSt” setting, the delay sound is instantly muted when you turn down the [DELAY] knob.
S.cLk (Sync Clock)	1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24	Sets the number of sync clocks per beat.
CH (MIDI Channel)	1–16	Specifies the MIDI transmit/receive channel.
SYnC (MIDI Clock Sync)	AUtO Int NiDi USb	Sets which synchronization signal is used by this unit. AUtO (Auto): Inputted clocks are accepted. Int (Int): The unit operates according to its internal clock. NiDi (MIDI): Only MIDI input is accepted. USb (USB): Only USB MIDI input is accepted. Note that when an external device is connected to the SYNC IN jack, the unit always synchronizes to the clocks that are inputted to the SYNC IN jack.
thru (MIDI Thru)	OFF, On	Sets whether to output the messages that are input from the MIDI IN jack to the MIDI OUT jack (ON) or not (OFF).
txPc (Tx Program Change)	OFF, On	Sets whether program change messages are transmitted or not when the pattern changes.
rxPc (Rx Program Change)	OFF, On	Sets whether the pattern changes when a program change message is received.
Pc.Ch (Program Change Channel)	1–16	Sets the MIDI channel for transmitting/receiving the program change messages used to change patterns.
vELo (Key Velocity)	1–127	Sets the keyboard velocity.
tUnE (Tune)	433.0–448.0	Sets the master tuning. Default value: 440.0 Hz
USb.d (USB Direct Out)	OFF, 1–127	Configures the volume of the signal output to USB. OFF: Uses the VOLUME knob’s setting. 1–127: Sets the volume apart from the VOLUME knob’s setting.
A.LnK (AIRA Link) (*2)	OFF, On	Set this to “On” when connecting a device via USB that is compatible with AIRA LINK, such as the MX-1. Otherwise, leave this at the “OFF” setting. The setting takes effect after the unit is powered off and on again.
Cnt.I (Count In)	OFF, 2–4	Sets the length (the number of beats) of the count-in for recording.
Ntro (Metronome)	OFF, rEC (Rec), rC.PL (Rec&Play)	Sets whether and when the metronome plays. OFF: Always off rEC (Rec): Turns on only when recording rC.PL (Rec&Play): Turns on during recording and playback
Ntr.L (Metronome Level)	0–100	Sets the metronome level.
d.Lat (D-Motion Latch)	OFF, On	Sets whether to use latch operations for the [D-MOTION] button or not. Default value: OFF OFF: D-MOTION turns “ON” while you press the button (momentary operation). On: D-MOTION toggles between ON/OFF each time you press the button (latch operation).
COPy (Pattern Copy)	Copies the current pattern to a specified pattern. The copy destination number is shown in the display. Use the [TEMPO/VALUE] knob to select the copy destination number. Press pad [2] (ENTER) to copy. If you want to cancel, press pad [1] (EXIT).
init (Pattern Initialize)	Initializes the currently selected pattern (performance data and tones).
rLod (Reload All) rL.Sd (Reload Sound) rL.Sq (Reload Sequence)	Reloads the pattern. rLod (Reload All): The selected pattern is restored to its last saved state. rL.Sd (Reload Sound): The tone of the selected pattern is restored to its last saved state. You can also hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the [1] + [POLY] pads to do this. rL.Sq (Reload Sequence): The performance data of the selected pattern is restored to its last saved state.

*1: The settings are made for the currently selected pattern (and can be saved for each pattern).
*2: When using with another port besides the USB HOST 3 port on the MX-1, the unit starts up in battery-only mode. To use battery-only mode, turn on the power while holding down pad [1] (EXIT).