10.5 STEP RECORDING MODE
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# 10.5 STEP RECORDING MODE 10. THE SEQUENCER modes. It is also possible to enter parameter locks in real time. Trigs input in LIVE RECORDING mode can be automatically quantized or not. Non-quantized trigs can be quantized after they are recorded, by using the QUANTIZE menu that is accessed by pressing [FUNC] + [TRIG]. For more information, please see “10.10 QUANTIZE MENU” on page 48. 1. Press and hold [RECORD], then press [PLAY] to enter LIVE RECORDING mode. (Press [PLAY] twice while keeping the [RECORD] key pressed to activate/deactivate automatic quantization.) The se quencer starts to play, and the [RECORD] key starts to flash red. 2. Enter trigs in real time by pressing the [TRIG] keys. If KEYBOARD mode is active, the pitch value of the note trig will be recorded according to which [TRIG] key is pressed for the active track. Any changes to PARAMETER page settings, using the DATA ENTRY knobs, will be recorded as parameter locks and add lock trigs where needed. 3. Press [PLAY] to exit LIVE RECORDING mode while keeping the sequencer playing. If LIVE RECORD ING mode is active and [RECORD] is pressed, GRID RECORDING mode will be activated. 4. Press [STOP] to stop both recording and playback of the sequencer. You can use an external MIDI controller such as a keyboard to input NOTE, TRIG VELOCITY, and TRIG LENGTH data in LIVE RECORDING mode. Just play the notes on the external keyboard and they will be recorded by the sequencer. The first note sets the TRIG VELOCITY value for all notes on the trig. The last note that is released sets the TRIG LENGTH for all notes on the trig. 10.5 STEP RECORDING MODE STEP RECORDING is a quick and straightforward method of placing trigs on the sequencer. In this record ing mode, you insert notes by pressing the [TRIG] keys or by using an external MIDI controller. The se quencer then captures the note and automatically advances to the next step. There are two different modes available, STANDARD mode and JUMP mode. STANDARD mode 1. Press [RECORD] + [STOP] to enter STEP RECORDING mode. The [RECORD] key starts to double-blink red. (Press [STOP] twice while keeping the [RECORD] key pressed to toggle between STANDARD and JUMP mode). 2. Press a [TRIG] key to select the active step to where you want to start to add note trigs. The active step is shown with a green [TRIG] key that double-blinks. (If positioned on an earlier placed trig, it inherits the light pattern of that trig). You can also use [LEFT]/[RIGHT] to select the active step or skip steps. 3. Press and hold [FUNC] and then press [TRIG 1–16] key to add a note trig on the corresponding track to the active step. The active step then automatically advances to the next step. You also have the option to add note trigs chromatically on the selected active track. 4. Press [TRK] + [TRIG 1–16] to select the track to which you want to add trigs. A red [TRIG] key indicates the active track. 5. Press and hold [KEYBOARD] and then press any lit [TRIG] key to add a note trig with the corre sponding note value to the selected step. The active step then automatically advances to the next step. You can use [+]/[-] or [UP]/[DOWN] to transpose the chromatic keyboard on the [TRIG] keys up or down in octaves. The settings made in the KEYBOARD SETUP menu affects which notes are added by pressing the [TRIG] keys. For more information, please see “8.5.2 KEYBOARD SETUP MENU” on page 25. 6. To remove a trig or to add a rest (no trig), position the active step on the trig that you want to remove or add a rest to, and then press [NO]. The active step then automatically advances to the next step. 7. To add a parameter lock to a trig, press and hold a [TRIG] key, and then turn the DATA ENTRY knob that controls the parameter you want to lock and set it to the desired value. The graphics become inverted for the locked parameter, and the locked parameter value is displayed. The [TRIG] key of the locked trig blinks red (for note trigs) or yellow (for lock trigs) to indicate that the trig now contains a parameter lock. 8. Press [RECORD] to exit STEP RECORDING mode. JUMP mode In JUMP mode, the LEN parameter setting on the TRIG PARAMETER page controls the note length of the trigs you place, and advances the active step the same length. A LEN value of 1/16 adds a sixteenth note and advances the sequencer one step. 1/8 adds an eighth note and advances the sequencer two 10. THE SEQUENCER steps. 1/4 adds a quarter note and advances the sequencer four steps and so on. The LEN parameter is also parameter locked on every trig you place. • Press [PLAY] to listen to the sequence while you are programming it. Press [STOP] to stop the sequencer and stay in STEP RECORDING mode. • If you are in PRESET POOL TRIG mode, you must press and hold [FUNC] and then press the [TRIG] keys to be able to add trigs in STEP RECORDING mode. For more information, please see “8.5.4 TRIG MODE” on page 27. • If you use an external MIDI controller, you must set it to send MIDI data on the Digitone II’s defined AUTO CHANNEL. For more information, please see “13.4.3 CHANNELS” on page 76. • If you use an external MIDI controller, the trig’s VEL (velocity) value is determined by the velocity sent from these and is parameter locked. • If you press and hold [FUNC] while inputting notes from an external MIDI controller, the velocity is fixed and determined by the VEL parameter setting. • If you press and hold [YES] while you place a trig with [TRIG] keys or an external MIDI controller, the trig length is locked to the time you press the [TRIG] keys or the external MIDI controller. • If you add a new note trig on a previously placed note trig, any parameter locks previ ously placed on that trig remain as they were. • In STEP RECORDING mode, to avoid accidental key presses, [FUNC] + [NO] does not reload the pattern. [FUNC] + [YES] does not save the pattern. Instead they work as described above. 10.6 SEQUENCER MENU (EUCLIDEAN MODE) The Euclidean sequencer mode uses two separate pulse generators to generate events (trigs) that are placed as evenly spread out over the sequencer track’s trigs as possible. You can also set a Boolean logic operator to combine or subtract the trigs from the two pulse generators in different ways. When you turn on Euclidean mode for a track, the [REC] button will turn blue indicating the mode is active, and the [TRIG] keys where the generated trigs are placed will also be blue. Any trigs placed on the se quencer before activating the Euclidean mode will be hidden and inactive while in this mode, but they’ll reappear when you turn the mode off again. If you want to convert an Euclidean sequence into regular sequencer trigs, just press and hold [FUNC] while turning the Euclidean mode off. This will remove any trigs that were placed prior to entering Euclidean mode.. While in Euclidean mode, it is not possible to add note trigs manually to the sequencer. However, you can still do parameter locking on the already generated trigs. Press [FUNC] + [AMP] open the SEQUENCER menu. PL1 Pulse generator 1 sets the number of pulses (trigs) placed on the sequencer by this generator. PL2 Pulse generator 2 sets the number of pulses (trigs) placed on the sequencer by this generator. LEN Track length sets how many steps the track will have. This parameter is only available in PER TRACK mode. For more information, please see “10.11 PAGE SETUP MENU” on page 48. EUC Euclidean mode switches the Euclidean sequencer mode on/off. R01 Rotation generator 1 rotates the trigs placed by generator 1 forward or backwards on the track. R02 Rotation generator 2 rotates the trigs placed by generator 2 forward or backwards on the track. TRO Track rotation rotates the trigs placed by both generator 1 and generator 2 forward or backwards on the track. OP Boolean operator lets you add or subtract the trigs generated from the two pulse generators in dif ferent ways based on mathematical logical expressions.
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