12.2 TRIG PAGE 1

Here you set the options for notes that are trigged. This is also where you select trig conditions. Press the [TRIG PARAMETERS] key to access the menu. Change settings using the DATA ENTRY knobs. These general settings affect note trigs placed on the sequencer.

NOTE

Trig Note sets the pitch of the note when trigged. When in LIVE RECORDING mode and using the [KEYBOARD ] to enter notes, the pitch of the [TRIG] keys played will override this setting. The NOTE parameter is not available for tracks that have the Subtracks SRC machine assigned.

VEL

Trig Velocity sets the velocity of the sequencer’s note trigs.

LEN

Trig Length sets the length of the note trig. In LIVE RECORDING mode, the duration of pressing the [TRIG] keys overrides this general setting.

PROB

Trig Probability sets the probability that the trigs on the track play or not. The probability outcome is re-evaluated every time a trig is set to play. The default setting is 100%, meaning that all the trigs on the track will play every time. This parameter can be parameter locked, which lets you assign separate trigs their own probability.

RTRG

Retrig enables multiple trig repeats on placed trigs. Use DATA ENTRY knob A to turn retrig on/off.

For more information, please see “10.7 RETRIGS” on page 43.

RTIM

Repeat Time sets the retrig rate. 1/16 is the nominal retrig rate, one trig per step. 1/32 corresponds to two trigs per step and so on. To do triplets, for example, set the retrig rate to 1/12 (or 1/24).

RVEL

Repeat velocity sets the velocity curve fade-out and fade-in of the retrig. -1 corresponds to a complete fade out during the set length, -0,5 fades out to half the velocity during the set length, 0 equals a flat velocity curve with no fade, 0.5 fades into half velocity during the set length, and 1 fades in completely to full velocity during the set length. Please note that the effects of the RVEL setting is also dependent on the VEL setting on TRIG PAGE 1.

COND

(Trig Condition) when you add a conditional lock, COND sets the Trig Condition with which a set of conditional rules can be applied to any trig, using a conditional parameter lock. For more information, please see “10.10.2 TRIG CONDITIONS AND CONDITIONAL LOCKS” on page 45.