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Keyboard Control
The [keys] menu gives you access to a playable keyboard suited for performing and recording. In a running sequence, it displays the value of the currently playing step.
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Note Mode
To set the Track Type to Note Mode refer to Settings
In the Note Mode, the [keys] output 1V/oct and Midi Note On & Off
[step 1 to 12] Represent your Keyboard in the user's scale
RED: shows the last played note from the pattern.
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GREEN: shows the selected note.
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YELLOW: The last note is equal to the selected note.
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The Octave can be selected via [step 13] or [step 14]:
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→[step 13] is octave down →[step 14] is octave up
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[step 16] is an accent, hold it and all the notes you play will be set to a high-velocity value. Find more details on the velocity page
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Drum Mode
To set the Track Type to Drum Mode refer to Settings
In Drum mode the [keys] output always the same note On but with 16 different levels of velocity (1 to 127)
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To set the velocity press [steps 1 to 16] which will also output a Trigger or a Note ON.
You can also change the velocity by turning the [pot].
Modulation Mode
To set the Track Type to Modulation Mode refer to Settings
In Modulation mode [keys] behave like in Drum track but output Midi CC (Control Change) instead of note ON.
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To set the Midi CC value press [steps 1 to 16] which will also output a Gate but no Note ON.
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You can also change the CC value by turning the [pot].
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Record
Activate [record] to record your keyboard performance to the currently playing pattern.
User Scale
The User Scale is specific to Note Tracks.
Pressing [shift] + [keys] opens the User Scale.
Select the note you want to use by pressing [step 1 to 12].
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You can select up to 8 notes for your scale.
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Press [keys] to get back to the keyboard and have access only to the note you selected.
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The keyboard will still use [step 1 to 12] but the remaining free [steps] will be the same notes but one or more Octaves up.
Transpose
Press [shift] + [steps 1 to 12] to transpose all the tracks.
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You can also transpose Octaves via [step 13 and 14].
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Using the transposition feature in combination with the user's scale allows you to make quick and easy chord progressions.
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User scale and transpose are shared by all the tracks but can be deactivated independently on the Track Settings.
Performance Mode
To activate the Override mode, turn ON the [performance] switch.
Now, the keyboard is no longer outputting directly the chosen value but behaves like a sequenced arpeggiator.
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Every note from the sequence will be replaced by the note just pressed.
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Holding [shift] before releasing the notes will keep them playing until the [performance] mode is turned off.
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Activating [rec] allows you to write the arpeggiated value to the currently playing sequence.