If you want to start on a different step, you can use the STEP LEFT and STEP RIGHT buttons to
pick a different one.
While in Ready mode, you can use the note/keyboard buttons to manually play tunes without
messing up the sequence you have stored in memory. Gate timing will follow your button
presses.
Programming
Programming is done while the STEP LED is steady (not Ready mode) and the sequencer is not
running. You can enter Program mode by pressing RESET a second time, or pausing a sequence
with the RUN button. Use the STEP LEFT and STEP RIGHT buttons to pick which step you want to
program, then press the note you want that step to play. The new note is automatically stored
in non-volatile memory.
Remember about the STEP LED:
•Blinky = Ready Mode = Will start on selected step = Can play keyboard live
•Steady = Program = Any notes you push will get saved in that step
The sequencer covers 5 octaves, so you can use the OCTAVE UP and OCTAVE DOWN buttons to
transpose the keyboard up and down. The OCTAVE UP and OCTAVE DOWN LEDs will tell you
which octave the keyboard is currently set to:
•Down Steady: -2 Octaves (0V to <1V)
•Down Flickery: -1 Octave (1V to <2V)
•Both Off: Middle Octave (2V to <3V)
•Up Flickery: +1 Octave (3V to <4V)
•Up Steady: +2 Octaves (4V to <5V)
In addition to standard notes, you can also program a REST, LOOP or ACC into a step:
•REST: Instead of containing a note, a REST step holds the previous note and doesn’t fire
the gate.
•LOOP: Instead of containing a note, as soon as the running sequencer hits a LOOP step
it is immediately sent back to step 1. You can use this to create any length sequence you
want. For example, if you only want steps 1-13 in your sequence, you would make step
14 a LOOP step.
•ACC: In addition to a note, the ACC output can be programmed into any step. Use the
ACC button to toggle it on and off.
