10.11 SONG MODE
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# 10.11 SONG MODE 10. THE SEQUENCER as they had when they were copied. The destination trig acts as the starting point for the sequence of copied trigs. Press and hold one or more trigs, and then press [PLAY] to clear trig locks. 10.10.5 UNDO/REDO It is possible undo and redo the Paste/Clear operations in regards to patterns, track sequences, and sequencer pages, parameter pages, and track sounds. If you have pasted or cleared a pattern, track sequence, sequencer page, parameter page, or track preset you can press [FUNC] + [NO] to undo this operation. If you change your mind after performing undo you can press [FUNC] + [YES] to redo the operation Please note that it is not posssible to undo/redo the clearing of track presets. 10.10.6 TEMPORARY MEMORIZE AND RECALL PATTERN Patterns can be instantly memorized in a temporary memory space and then recalled from this space. • Press [FUNC] + [D1#] to temporarily memorize the active pattern. This is useful for creating a restore point when you are live tweaking, but without permanently saving your changes. • Press [FUNC] + [C1#] to recall a pattern that was previously temporarily memorized. It will recall the pattern from when you last used the temporary memorize command. The TEMPORARY MEMORIZE PATTERN and TEMPORARY RECALL PATTERN commands are great when improvising live. Any changes made to the active pattern can immediately be undone. And at the same time, the memorizations and recalls will not affect the pattern permanently. The TEMPORARY MEMORIZE PATTERN command will not save the pattern permanently, and any changes will be lost if you load another project or switch off the device. 10.10.7 TRACK TRANSPOSE You can use this functionality to transpose all the note trigs on the active track. 1. Press [FUNC] + [+] to initiate track transpose. 2. Press the [KEYBOARD] keys to transpose the track’s note trigs. Use the [+]/[−] keys to access other octaves on the [KEYBOARD]. 3. Press [NO] to exit track transpose. You can also press [TRK] + [+]/[-] to transpose the active track up/down in semitones. • These transpositions are non-destructive and do not change the trig’s NOTE values. • Pressing the [KEYBOARD] key used to select the transposition again resets the trans position to 0. 10.11 SONG MODE A song is an arrangement of patterns set up to play in sequence. Each row in the SONG mode arrangement can have separate settings for pattern, row repeat, row length, and tempo. A song can be up to 99 rows in length, and each project can contain up to 16 songs. 10.11.1 THE SONG EDIT SCREEN Press [SONG] and then press [TRIG 1–16] to select a song and enter SONG mode. Press [SONG] again and then press [RIGHT] to open the SONG EDIT screen. Use the [ARROW] keys to navigate the song rows and columns, highlighting the parameter you wish to edit, and then use LEVEL/DATA or any DATA ENTRY knob to edit the selected function. 10. THE SEQUENCER 1. SONG ROW (Range 01–99) 2. LABEL lets you select a keyword for the row. The keyword is related to song structure, such as Verse, Chorus, and Bridge. It can also be the name of the pattern. 3. PTN allows you to select the pattern to be played on a row. Press [FUNC] while turning the knob to quickly change banks. 4. ROW PLAY COUNT The number of times the row plays before the song advances to the next row. 5. ROW LENGTH (measured in sequencer steps). This setting determines the number of steps the sequencer plays from the selected pattern. The default value is the same as the patterns CHANGE setting in the PAGE SETUP menu. (Range: 2–1024, the last 25 values are written as K00–K24) 6. ROW TEMPO Here, you set the row’s BPM per row. By default, the row inherits the the song’s BPM set in the TEMPO menu. Selecting a tempo on any row overrides the previously set song tempo. 7. ROW MUTE lets you mute the tracks of the pattern on the selected row. Highlight and press [YES] to edit. A mute icon is displayed in the rows that have tracks that are muted. Use the [TRIG]/[SUB TRACKS] keys to mute and unmute the tracks. When selecting a pattern for the row, the row’s mute state initially reflects the pattern’s mute state. 8. END row. This row is always added at the end of a song and determines what happens when the last song row has played. By default it’s set to LOOP, which restarts the song from the beginning, but it can also be set to STOP the song. 9. The currently selected row is highlighted between dotted lines. Use [UP] and [DOWN] to select row. 10. PLAYHEAD position shows the row currently playing (or set to play if the sequencer is stopped). 11. SONG SLOT. 10.11.2 CREATING AND EDITING A SONG 1. Press [SONG] and then press [TRIG 1–16] to select a song and enter SONG mode. 2. Press [SONG], and then press [RIGHT] to open the SONG EDIT screen. 3. If you selected an empty song slot, you are presented with a screen where you can choose: INSERT ROW Inserts the first row in the song. Press [FUNC] + [DOWN] to insert a row. CREATE ROWS FROM CHAIN Creates a song based on a chain. Press [YES] and then select to create rows from a previously created chain or to create a new chain by selecting patterns using the [TRIG 1–16] keys. Use [LEFT]/[RIGHT] to change bank. Then press [YES] to create a song based on the chain and open the SONG EDIT screen. 4. Press [FUNC] + [DOWN] if you want to add a new row to the song arrangement. The new row is added below the currently selected row and is a copy of the selected row. Press [FUNC] + [UP] to remove the selected row from the song arrangement. 5. Use the [ARROW] keys to navigate the song rows and columns, highlighting the item you wish to edit. For more information about editing the functions in SONG mode, please see “10.11.1 THE SONG EDIT SCREEN” on page 47. 6. Press [NO] to exit the SONG EDIT screen. 10. THE SEQUENCER • [FUNC] + [RECORD] copies the selected row. [FUNC] + [STOP] pastes a previously copied row to the selected row. [FUNC] + [PLAY] resets the selected row to the pattern’s default BPM, length, and mute. [FUNC] + [UP] deletes the selected row. [SONG] + [LEFT] will cue the selected row and enable row-loop. [FUNC] + [SONG] toggles the SONG mode on/off. • The TEMPO page shows the song’s BPM, unless the currently playing or cued row has its own tempo value set, in which case that value is shown instead. • Please note that there is always a row called END at the song’s end. This row can be set to either STOP the song or LOOP it from the beginning and play it again. • On the SONG EDIT screen, you can select a song row number and press [YES] to move the playhead to that row. You can also use the [TRIG 1–16] keys to preview and play the track presets from the pattern on the playhead row. 10.11.3 PLAYING A SONG 1. Press [SONG] and then press [TRIG 1–16] to select a song and enter SONG mode. The song selected will be the one that was last played or edited. 2. Press [PLAY] to play the selected song. At the top of the screen, you see the song number, the row currently playing, the total number of rows in the song, and finally the patterns bank/number. Here is also a progress bar to indicate how far the song pointer has progressed in the row. 3. Press [STOP] to stop the playback. You can then press [PLAY] to continue to play the song from the current playhead position. Press [STOP] twice to move the playhead to the song’s beginning. 4. To exit song mode, press [PTN] + [TRIG 1–16] to return to pattern mode. • Press [SONG MODE] + [LEFT] (when in SONG mode) to loop the currently playing row. Press [SONG MODE] + [LEFT] again (when in SONG mode) to stop looping the row and return to normal song playback. • Press [SONG MODE] + [UP]/[DOWN] (when in SONG mode) to select a specific song row to jump to and to play next. • Press [PTN] and the [TRIG 1–16] keys to select a pattern to exit SONG mode and return to regular pattern play. The songs are automatically saved as they are created and edited. However, you must save the project if you wish to keep the songs before switching to another project. 10.12 PERFORM MODE In PERFORM mode, any changes made to the preset parameters in the pattern are kept in a temporary memory location. It means you can keep your parameter tweaks as long as you are in PERFORM mode, but when you exit PERFORM mode, the pattern reloads to its previously saved state. You can only be in PER FORM mode on one pattern at a time. If you are in PERFORM mode on one pattern and switch to another, the PERFORM mode will remain active on the first pattern when you return to it. However, if you enter PER FORM mode on the second pattern, you lose the PERFORM mode tweaks made to the first pattern. Press [FUNC] + [TRK] to toggle PERFORM mode on/off. The [TRK] key is lit green when PRFORM mode is active Actions done in PERFORM mode are not saved and will not remain when switching the device off. Saving the pattern will not save any changes done in PERFORM mode.
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