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USER MANUAL
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Velocity
The parameter VELOCITY adjusts the quantity of the effect of the accent. It acts directly on the
difference between the velocity on the accented and non accented notes. The default value is "64".
To hear the effect of this parameter, the sound used by the arppeggiator has to be sensitive to
velocity.
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Swing
SWING allows the user to insert some delays before or after odd numbered notes. Its values go from
"–63" to "+64", with "0" by default. The goal is to add groove to a binary pattern in order to converge to
a triple-beat or hybrid pattern.
For example, with a resolution of "16th", a SWING positioned on the triple will shift the second and
fourth notes towards a trio of eight-notes, making the groove sound often found in Hip-Hop, Jungle,
Jazz, etc.…
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Offset
OFFSET allows the setting-off of the notes generated by the arppeggiator in time. The resolution of
the set-off is a MIDI tick. With this parameter, the user can generate the first note of the arpeggio set-
off by the note source, for example, in counter time to create new rhythms.
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Channel
This parameter is the MIDI channel on which the arppeggiator will play following the received notes.
Note that all the notes received on a different MIDI channel will not generate arpeggios.
The MIDI notes generated are equally play on this MIDI channel.
Also, this CHANNEL parameter is therefore the channel on which the arpeggios are generated and
set-off.
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