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Arpeggio Subdivide

The Arpeggio Subdivide parameter lets you designate

the timing subdivision (resolution) value for the

Arpeggiator pattern. When Arp/SEQ is set to “Step

SEQ”, this parameter is not available. (For information

about timing resolution for the Step Sequencer, see

pages 42, 91.)

When Arp/SEQ is set to “SEQ”, the Subdivide function cannot be accessed, and

“– – –-” will appear in the LCD.

Settings: 3/8=, 1/4=, 3/16=, 1/6= , 1/8=,

3/32=, 1/12= , 1/16=, 1/24= , 1/32=

Play EF (Play Effect)

The Play Effect parameters let you designate settings

which can permit the Arpeggiator or Step Sequencer

pattern to obtain a more human “feel”. There are three

Play Effect parameters, including Swing, Velocity and

Gate Time.

● Swing

The Swing parameter lets you apply a Swing rate to

the Step Sequencer pattern to slightly shift certain beats

in order to create a “swing” feel. A setting of “50%”

produces no Swing and “83%” produces maximum

Swing. For information about how the Swing levels

affect the rhythm of the pattern, see the chart below.

Settings: 50 ~ 83%

The Swing parameter is not available when Arp/SEQ is set to “Arpeggio”

(Arpeggiator).

50%

1st

beat

Back

beat

Back

beat

Back

beat

Back

beat

2nd

beat

3rd

beat

4th

beat

83%





● Velocity

The Velocity parameter sets the ratio between the lower

and higher velocity values of the Arpeggiator or Step

Sequencer pattern, over a range between 1% and

200%. A setting of “100%” maintains the original

velocity relationship between the notes. Lower values

adjust velocities downward at playback, and higher

values adjust velocities upward at playback. A setting

of “real” (Real-time) will cause the velocity values of the

pattern to be determined by the velocity at which you

play the keyboard, in relation to the VCA Vel Sens

setting.

Settings: real (Real-time), 1 ~ 200%

● GateTime

The Gate Time parameter adjusts the note length (the

duration of the note) either shorter or longer, as a

percentage of the original. This lets you, for example,

set the note to play staccato, so that its sound switches

off well before its step time is over. Or you can have

the note hold right up to the start of the subsequent step

so that it slurs (legato) into the next note. A setting of

“100%” maintains the original relationship between

notes. Lower values decrease Gate Time, and higher

values increase Gate Time.

Settings: 1 ~ 200%

The Gate Time parameter is not available when Arp/SEQ is set to “Arpeggio”

(Arpeggiator).

If the Gate Time setting exceeds the original note length, then the Gate Time

percentage will automatically be adjusted so the note length will not interfere with

the legato.

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