9.7 ARPEGGIATOR MENU
9. PATTERNS, KITS AND PRESETS > 9.7 ARPEGGIATOR MENU · PDF p. 39–41 · OS 1.12

The ARPEGGIATOR menu controls the preset's arpeggiator. These settings are part of the preset and saved together with the preset. The arpeggiator is not available for the MIDI tracks. Press [ARPEGGIATOR] to open the ARPEGGIATOR menu. Press [TRIG 1–16] to select the presets whose arpeggiator are edited.
Press [FUNC] + [ARPEGGIATOR] to toggle the ARPEGGIATOR on and off.
9.7.1 MODE
Activates the arpeggiator and controls how the arpeggiated notes are sorted.
OFF deactivates the arpeggiator.
TRUE plays the notes in the same order as they are inserted.
UP plays the notes in ascending order, from the lowest note to the highest, on a per octave basis.
DOWN plays the notes in descending order, from the highest note to the lowest, on a per octave basis.
CYCL plays the notes first in ascending order, then in descending order.
9.7.2 SPEED
Speed sets the speed of the arpeggiator. The options are synchronized to the BPM of the project.
9.7.3 RANGE
Range sets the octave range of the arpeggiator. After each completed arpeggiator cycle, the arpeggiated notes are transposed one octave up. When the notes have reached the octave offset specified by the RANGE setting the notes are reset to their initial values. From there the octave transpose is started all over again.
9.7.4 N.LEN
Note Length controls the length of the arpeggiated notes.
9.7.5 LEN
Turn DATA ENTRY knob F to select the length of the arpeggio. The max length is 16 sequencer steps.
9.7.6 OFS
Offset selects the offset (note) value of the chosen arpeggiator step in semi-tones. The offset is from the original note trig.
- Press [LEFT] or [RIGHT] to select which arpeggiator step to offset.
- Use DATA ENTRY knob E to set the offset.
- Press [DOWN] to mute an arpeggiator step. Press [UP] to activate an arpeggiator step that has been deactivated.
- Press [FUNC] + [LEFT]/[RIGHT] to rotate the created arpeggiator pattern forward or backward.
- Copy, Paste, Clear commands are available in the arpeggiator menu. For more information, please see “6.4 COPY, CLEAR, AND PASTE” on page 19.