User Guide

English

To reset the Mod Seq value to zero at a particular Step, hold Clear

and press the pad in

the Pattern Step display for the Step; the Mod parameter display on the upper two rows will go

dark.

Remember that Mod Seq will have no effect on the sound unless it is assigned in the

Modulation Matrix, and the Depth control is turned up or, in most cases, down (either way, the

LED should be lit orange). Consider Depth as a scaling control for the Mod Seq values you

have assigned, just like the Mod Wheel on other synths.

Smooth

Because Mod Seq parameter values are effectively assigned in increments of 8, there will

always be a “jump” in the amount of modulation that is being applied to the chosen destination

when subsequent Pattern Steps have different Mod Seq values. This jump will obviously be

amplied when different Mod Seq values are assigned to adjacent Steps.

The effect of this on the sound may be negligible - or even inaudible; or it may be a bit

annoying. To overcome this, you can engage Smooth Mode, by pressing Shift and Mod Seq

together. This interpolates between the discrete Mod Seq values, and causes the modulation to

change value gradually between steps, minimising the jump.

Note that the glide introduced by Smooth Mode has a xed rate, and thus at higher tempos

and sync rates, the modulation depth at the next Pattern step may not have time to reach the

desired value.

When Smooth is active, the Mod Seq button will light bright white when Shift is pressed; when

Smooth is Off, the Mod Seq button will be dim white when Shift is pressed.

Recording a Pattern in real time

To record a Pattern in real time, rst select a Patch. Enter Note View for Oscillator 1 (press Note

and then Osc 1 if not already selected) and run the pattern by pressing Play.

If you want your notes to extend over four octaves rather than two (or two rather than one if

you’ve selected Chromatic scale), select Expanded Note View instead (Shift + Note). You can

“audition” the notes simply by playing the pads – they won’t be recorded until you press a step

button as well.

When you’re ready to save them to the pattern, press Record and carry on playing; after the

pattern has completed 16 steps, the notes will be replayed.

While you’re in Record, the step cursor (normally white) changes to red as it progresses

through the pattern as an additional reminder that you are now about to alter the pattern. The

Mixer level controls for Osc 1 and Osc 2 also turn red.

Once you’ve played the required notes, press Play again to stop recording and to halt the

sequencer.

You can also delete or add notes “manually” – that is, while the Pattern isn’t running. If you’re

working to a fast tempo, this is often easier.