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ARP 2600 FS
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ARP3620 keyboard unit
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ARP3620 keyboard unit
a. AFTERTOUCH output jack
Outputs a CV signal according
to the force that you apply to the
keyboard via aftertouch.
b. PORTAMENTO FOOT SWITCH jack
If you want to use a separately sold
foot switch (such as the Korg PS-1)
to control portamento, connect it
here.
c. INTERVAL LATCH jack
Connect a separately sold foot
switch (such as the Korg PS-1)
here. If you turn on the foot switch
while holding down two keys, the
interval between the two keys is
memorized. While the foot switch is
on, pressing one key causes a note
higher by the memorized interval
(the CV signal) to be output from
the UPPER VOICE output jacks.
d. TRIGGER MODE switch
....................... [SINGLE/MULTIPLE]
Selects how the ADSR circuit starts
operating (is triggered) when
consecutive note-on occurs.
SINGLE: Since a new note-on will
not cause a trigger until the ADSR
release time has ended, this is used
for legato performance.
MULTIPLE: The ADSR circuit is
triggered by each note-on.
TRIGGER MODE does not
apply to the AR circuit.
e. LATCH switch ..................[ON/OFF]
If this switch is on, and you take
your finger off a key after playing
it, the state is maintained (the note
is latched) until the next time you
press a key. This is used mainly
in conjunction with the internal
arpeggiator.
f. ARPEGGIATOR selector
.......................... [OFF/AUTO...SEQ]
Selects the type for the internal
arpeggiator. The arpeggiator tempo
is synchronized with the LFO
speed.
OFF: Choose OFF if you are not
using the internal arpeggiator.
AUTO: If two or more keys are held
down, they sound in the order in
which they were pressed.
UP: While two or more keys are
held down, they sound in order
from the lower to the higher.
DOWN: While two or more keys are
held down, they sound in order
from the higher to the lower.
UP&DOWN: UP and DOWN
alternate repeatedly.
RANDOM: While two or more keys
are held down, they are sounded
randomly.
SEQ PLAY: Keys are sounded in
the pattern that you previously
recorded using SEQ REC. In
advance, choose SEQ REC and
record an arpeggio pattern.
SEQ REC: When SEQ REC is
selected, pitches are recorded in the
order in which you play the keys.
To use the arpeggio pattern that
you recorded, switch to SEQ PLAY.
Tip:
For more about the internal
arpeggiator, refer to “Arpeggiator
settings” on page 23.