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Arpeggio Sync Mode

If we use the Arpeggiator on more than one Layer, Arpeggio Sync Mode denes a way of communication /

synchronization of the Arpeggiators across the Layers. Timers which tick Arpeggiators in Layers can work

either independently, or they can be joined together according to specied criteria. If the timers of two or more

Arpeggiators are joined together, the Arpeggiator triggered as the rst one (Master), generates a master timing signal

simultaneously with generating its sequence of notes., which all the other Arpeggiators will also be synchronized

with. In other words, Arpeggiators triggered subsequently (Slave) will be generating a note sequence(s) quantized /

synchronized with a timing signal generated by the Master Arpeggiator. Arpeggio Sync Mode denes a criterion by

which Arpeggiators in Layers are grouped together. Within a single group the Arpeggiator triggered as the rst one

become the Master. We can select one of the criteria:

• Each independent - All Arpeggiators work completely independently and noneof them affectsthe others.

• All together - All 8 Arpeggiators (from all 8 Layers) are grouped together; when one of them is triggered as the

rst, the other Arpeggiators will be adjusting their timers to the rst one.

• Common midi channel - Arpeggiators set on the same MIDI channel (Layer settings) are grouped together. The

Arpeggiator triggered as the rst one synchronizes other Arpeggiators in a group.

Arpeggiators in Layers are grouped by Layers MIDI channels. Any two Arpeggiators in Layers that are listening

out on the same MIDI channel are grouped together and one of them can be a Master. Alternatively, any two

Arpeggiators in Layers listening out on different MIDI channels will be in separate groups.

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