Oberheim XK User manual
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MANUAL
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Master
MIDI
Keyboard
OWNER'S
MANUAL
FIRST
EDITION
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MISCELLANEOUS
MIDI
FUNCTIONS
Starting
A
Drum
Machine
or
Sequencer
Continuing
A
Drum
Machine
or
Sequencer
Stopping
A
Drum
Machine
or
Sequencer
Selecting
A
Song
Tuning
Instruments
Remotely
Sending
an
ALL
NOTES
OFF
to
Remote
Instruments
24
25
26
OCTAVE
TRANSPOSE
LEVER
/
CONTINUOUS
CONTROLLER
(slider)
SETTING
THE
PRESSURE
SENSITIVITY
Torn
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INTRODUCTION
Welcome
to
the
Xk
Congratulations!
You
are
now
the
owner
of
a
powerful
and
versatile
remote
MIDI
keyboard
of
outstanding
features
and
value.
'
^,Obfheirn
X*
MIDI
keyboard
is
an
unique
controller
designed
to
command
up
to
16
different
MIDI
instruments
6
in
real
time
(3
MIDI
channels
playable
at
once,
with
3
channels
of
spill-over
The
Xk(does
not
make
sound
on
its
own.
It
was
designed
to
add
flexibility
and
convenience
to
the
Si^^^S^i
m
T
PDr°9rammlng
COnCept
ls
lntroduced
with
the
Xk-the
concept
of
Inn^c
J<
PROGRAM.
A
Master
Program
is
a
storage
of
three
different
instrument
setups
(as
opposed
to
sound
setup),
with
each
instrument
being
controlled
by
1
of
3
ZONES
within
the
Xk
Master
Keyboard.
The
Xk
has
the
most
powerfull
ARPEGGIATOR
of
any
MIDI
keyboard
on
the
market.
The
arpeggiator
has
the
ability
to
arpeggiate
the
played
velocity of
the
notes.
The
Xk
keyboard
is
a
MIDI
output instrument
which
means
using
it
as
a
Master
Controller
vour
TXe
oote^lh3Ve
!iOLD'CHORD'or
ARPEGGIATOR
features
can
now
have
them
And
the
potential
use
with
rack
mount
synths.
itoteta?wMh
v^Kh"
Syn'hS
3nd
°'herSD0U"d
9eneratin9
instrum^ts.
«»
Xk
comes
from
the
factory
with
very
limited
pre-programming.
But
dont be
concerned
about
spendinq
manv
hours
ConvC9
'h?hXk-
V°rki^
W"h
3
t80hniC1Ue
lhat
we'"ca"
a
Pr°9ramin9
ShelUnduse^the
Bio*
Copy
feature,
the
instrument
setup
is
relatively
simple.
INTRODUCTION
Features
-
Five
Octave
Velocity
and
Pressure
Sensitive
Keyboard
-10
Octave
Keyboard
Range
(Midi
Notes
0
-120)
-
Keyboard
can
be
Split/Layered
into
3
Zones,
each
Zone
Assignable
to
Any
Midi
Channel
(triple
16
voice
possible).
K
-
Each
Zone
has
12
Programmable
Parameters
1
-
Patch
Number
2
-
Midi
Channel
Number
3
-
Voice
Limit
4
-
Lower
Note
Value
Limit
5
-
Upper
Note
Value
Limit
6
-
Key
Transpose
7
-
Midi
Mono
On/Off
8
-
Pressure
On/Off
9
-
Levers On/Off
10
-
Continuous
Controller
Value
11
-
Foot
Switch
Value
12
-
Mod
Lever
Negative
Controller
Value
-
Hold,
Chord,
Chord
Latch,
Chord
Transpose
-
Programable
Multi-Mode
Arpeggiator
-
Arpeggiator
can
be
assigned
to
any
zone
-
External
Clock
for
the
Arpeggiator
-
Pitch
and
Modulation
Levers
-
Two
Velocity
Scales
plus
Off
-
Voice
Spill-Over
System
(notes
played
higher
than
the
voice
limit
are
played
on
the
next
higher
midi
channel).
-
Programmable
Footswitch
Input
(either
normally
open
or
normally
closed
types)
-
Programmable
Slider
(Midi
Continuous
Controller)
-
Programmable
Pressure
Threshold
-100
Master
Keyboard
Programs
-
Battery
Back-Up
PICTURES
System
Hookup
,,~—._^^
\
WANT
TO
USE
IT
Attach
A
MIDI
Cable
Plug
In
Power
Pack
Set
MIDI
Input
to
Channel
1
or
QMM
Any
sound
producing
device
with
MIDI
Select
Master
Program
on
"ftftfl'fift'tt^
Selecting
A
Master
Program
STth
_
PROGRAM
(display)
ress)
The
default
Master
Program
M00"
from
factory
is:
Play
entire
keyboard
range
on
channel
1
only.
This
will
select
program/patch
"00"
on
the
remote
device
if
MIDI
patch
changes
are
enabled.
MASTER
PROGRAM
What
is
Programmable?
-
Parameters
of
all
3
zones
-
Velocity
scale
-
Continuous
Controller
Value
for
all
3
zones
-
Mod
Lever
Negative
Controller
Value
for
all
3
zones
-
Foot
Switch
Controller
Value
for
all
3
zones
-
Arpeggiator
Play
Order
-
Arpeggiator
Mode
-
Arpeggiator
Transpose
-
Arpeggiator
Zone
Assignment
-
Arpeggiator
Tempo
Selecting
A
Master
Program
22
2S^™TP~^
numbofTBd
<X>
thru
99.
Select
Master
Program
Mode
by
Lh
^
PROGRAM
switch.
Enter
two
numbers
with
the
keypad
or
ise
the
arrow
p™
1?
?'Sf'h^'d
hT
WhiCh
MaSter
Program
*°u have
seIected-
A'so
wh*n
the
Master
Program
is
selected
the
Patch
number
for
each
zone
Is
sent
over
MIDI
MASTER
7"
PROGRAM
(display)
)ress)
Storing
A
Master
Program
I?nTr!?
3
Iff?'
PDf09am'enter
a"lhe
Parameters
(^ad
ZONES
and
ARPEGGIATOR)
that
can
be
dfaZo
thJ
iZJT
p°9ram-
H°LuD
the
ST0RE
SWltch
the
disP|ay
wl»
show
2
underlines,
enter
two
d«gits
of
the
Master
Program
number
on
with
the
keypad
Remember
to
HOLD
the
STORE
switch
down
while
entering
the
2
digit
number.
lcn
(enter)
=cii
(enter)
(display)
O
O
MASTER
PROGRAM
Copying
A
Master
Program
To
copy
a
Master
Program
Select the
master
program
to
be
copied
on
with
the
keypad
or
use
the
arrows.
Next
HOLD
the
STORE
switch
down
and
enter
the
2
digit
program
number
you
want
to
copy
to.
The
following
example
copies
MASTER
PROGRAM
10
to
MASTER
PROGRAM
30
(display)
(keypad)
(enter)
1
(enter)
1
STORE
(hold)
(display)
(keypad)
(enter)
1
(enter)
&gjasftflg
Block
Copy
Of
Master
Programs
A
block
copy
is
the
copying
of
one
Master
Program
to
a
group
of
Master
Programs.
To
copy
a
o-?iSrr-
°?ram
t0
more
than
one
Iocal|on,
select
the
Master
Program
to
be
copied
HOLD
the
STORE
switch
and
HOLD
the
MASTER
PROGRAM
switch.
Next,
with
the
keypad",
enter
the
two
digit
number
of
the
Master
Program
you
want
to
copy
the
block
of
parameters
to.
Example-
Select
program
10,
HOLD
the
STORE
switch
and
the
MASTER
PROGRAM
switch,
enter
30
This
copies
the
parameters
of
program
10
to
programs
11
thru
30.
This
is
how
you
can
create
a
Master
Program
Shell
(see
Programming
Fast
under
HINTS
and
HELP).
You
can
only
do
block
copies
in
the
forward
direction,
that
is
you
can't
copy
program
40
to
39
thru
20
(display)
(keypad)
(enter)
1
(enter)
1
STORE
(hold)
,
MASTER
PROGRAM
(hold)
(display)
(keypad)
1
(enter)
(enter)
ZONES
What
is
a
Zone
?
of
each
Zonptnio
h™
{he**[e™"™lrumenls
are
separated.
The
separation
Is
due
to
the
ability
of
each
Zone
to
be
assignable
to
a
different
MIDI
channel.
Also
each
Zone
has
11
Droaramabla
SSKzST?
inT^bel07;Xpan,der
#1
ls
se!
t0
recelve
on
MIDI
*™*'
^3Z5©i
channe
for
Zone
1
in
the
Xk
is
set
to
send
on
channel
#1.
Xpander
#2
is
set
to
receive
on
Mini
channel
#3
and
the
MID.
channe.
for
Zone
2
In
the
Xk
Is
set
to
send
on
channel
#3
Xpand^
#3
is
l"
°"
Chamel
#5
"*
""
Ml°'Chamel
f°r
Zone
3
in
the
Xk
ls
s*io
With
this
setup
a
note
played
in
zonei
will
sound
on
Xpander
#1,
a
note
played
in
Zone
2
will
sound on
Xpander
#2,
and
a
note
played
in
Zone
3
will
sound
on Xpander
#3
MIDI
channel
1
Zonei
Xpander
#1
MIDI
channel
3
Zone
2
Xpander
#2
MIDI
channel
5
Zone
3
Xpander
#3
MIDI
channel
1
zonei
-
zone
2
MIDI
channel
3
There
are
11
programable
parameters
in
a
Zone.
1)
A
Single
Patch
or
Multi
Patch
Value
(but
not
both)
2)
MIDI
Channel
Number
3)
Voice
Limit
Value
4)
Lower
and
Upper
Range
of
the
Keyboard
5)
Transpose
Value
in
semitones
MIDI
Mono
on/off
Pressure
on/off
Levers
on/off
Continuous
Controller
Value
Foot
Switch
Controller
Value
MIDI
channel
5
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
11)
Mod
Lever
Negative
Controller
Value
ZONES
Selecting
A
Zone
Press
the
SELECT
switch
in
the
ZONES
section
until
the
I.e.d. (light
emitting
diode)
next
to
the
Sm^HWilL111
the
example
below'Zone
1 is
selected
The
Jent
2one
ls
SELECT
O
ZONE1
O
ZONE2
O20NE3
Selecting
A
Patch
Number
Je,
reCa"ed
°n
the
remote
unit
ass|9n
t0
this
Zone-
You
may
select
2Elim2£
.
f
M
Multl
Patch
value'but
not
both-
lf
the
remot*
instrument
is
not
an
Oberheim
with
single
and
multl
patches,
it
doesn't
matter
which
one
is
selected.
A
non
Oberheim
instrument
will
do
a
normal
patch
change
(See
the
Xk
MIDI
spec
for
details).
UDe™im
Press
the
UP
arrow
in
the
Zone
Parameters
section.
The
I.e.d.
next
to
Single
Patch
number
should
be
lit,
if
not
press
the
arrow
until
it
is.
Enter
the
patch
number
(00
-
99)
with the
keypad
(press)
SINGLE
PATCH
NO.
ln
(the
Le'd
next
t0
Multi
Patch
is
lft)
and
select
a
multi-patch
(press)
MULTI
PATCH
NO.
If
no
patch
change
is
required,
first
press
the
"STORE"
switch
and
the
V
on
the
keypad
the
display
w,ll
show
•-".
The
instrument
assigned
to
this
Zone
will
not
change
patches
STORE
E
AND
(display)
8
ZONES
In
the
example
below,
Single
Patch
10
Is
set
for
the
current
Zone.
Entering
Multi-Patch
the
display
w^hndicate
the
patch
Is
off.
The
patch
is
sent
to
the
receiving
instrument
when
the
second
digilis
(press
SINGLE
PATCH
NO.
(press)
(keypad)
(enter)(diSplay)
1
MULTI
PATCH
NO
(display)
(enter)
t
INDICATES
PATCH
OFF
Selecting
A
MIDI
Channel
Now
feet
the
MIDI
channel
for
the
instrument
assigned
to
this
Zone.
Press
one
of
the
arrow
^m!f.UntV^
'td
ReXtKt0
MIDI
Channel
ls
ljt
Select
the
MIDI
channel
(01-16°you
wamL
parameters
of
th.s
Zone
to
be
sent
on.
In
the
example
below,
MIDI
channel
3
is
set
for
the
current
Setting
The
Voice
Limit
For
Voice
Spill-Over
/ah
««
.
OfSe
arrow
swjtches
until
the
l.e.d.
next
to
Voice
Limit
is
lit.
Select
the
number
of
voices
01-16)
playable
on
the
MIDI
Channel
for
this
Zone.
The
simplest
mode
is
to
set!meTvote?
Hmit
to
16.
Remember
setting
to
16
selects
no
spillover.
If
the
voice
limit
is
set
to
less
than
16
and
MIDI
Mono mode
is
off
the
notes
played
up
to
the
voice
limit
are
played
on
the
MIDI
channel
assigned
to
that
Zone,
the
notes
played
after
the
voice
limit
are
played
on
the
next
higher
MIDI
channel
to
a
maximum
of
16.
Example:
voice
limit
is
set
to
6,
and
the
MIDI
channel
is
set
to
1,
the
first
6
notes
played
are
sent
on
MIDI
channel
#1,
the
second
10
notes
are
sent
on
MIDI
channel
#2
To
Spill-Over"
to
the
second
set
of
voices
in
this
case,
you
play
6
notes
and
then
play
a
7th
note
The
Min?rhrlS|c^d,hheJ^StrUment
°n
lhf
next
higher
MIDI
channel-
(Hint:
When
programming
the
MIDI
Channels
for
the
different
zones
it
is
a
good
idea
to
set
all
of
them
to
even
or
odd
numbers
From
the
factory
they
are
programed
1,3,
5
for
this
reason).
ZONES
In
the
example
below,
the
voice
will
spill-over
to
the
next
higher
MIDI
channel
when
more
than
6
notes
are
played
(press;
VOICE
UMIT
(display)
MIDI
MONO
(keypad)
(enter)(dlSplay)
(enter)
Setting
Voice
Limit
For
MID!
Mono
MIDI
mono
is
a
little-usedand
available
mode.
The
MIDI
mono
mode
in
the
Xk
conforms
to
Mode
4
for
a
transmitter
in
the
MID11.0
spec.
When
MIDI
Mono
is
ON
(set
to
1)
each
new
note
played
is
sent
on
he
next
higher
MIDI
channel.
Compare
this
to
MIDI
Omni/Poly,
where
all
the
notes
play
are
sent
on
the
basic
channel
Let's
use an example
to
describe
the
use.
Set
the
voice
limit
to
6
and
set
the
MIDI
channel
to
1.
The
first
note
played
is
sent
on
channel
1,
the
second
on
channel
2,
the
third
on
channel
3,
up
to
6
or
to
whatever
the
voice
limit
is
set
for.
Also,
examine
a
second
example-
Set
the
voice
hmrt
to
3
and
set
the
MIDI
channel
to
10.
The
first
note
played
is
sent
on
channel
10
the
second
on
channel
11,
the
third
on
channel
12,
the
fourth
note
will
play
on
channel
10
The
keyboard
assignment
mode
is
rotate.
In
the
example
below,
the
keyboard
will
rotate
through
6
notes
before
starting
over
at
the basic
channel
(press)
(keypad)
VOICE
UMIT
(display)
(display)
MIDI
MONO
1
(enter)
(enter)
Setting
the
Lower
Keyboard
Limit
Press
one
of
the
arrow
switches
until
the
l.e.d.
next
to
Lower
Limit
is
lit.
Select
the
lowest note
you
want
playable
with
the
keypad
or
select
61
to
turn
the
Zone
off.
When
the
Zone
is
off,
notes
will
not
play
on
the
instrument
assigned
to
the
MIDI
channel
for
this
Zone.
The
Patch
number
will
still
be
sent
on
the
MIDI
channel
for
this
Zone
even
though
the
notes
are
not
sent,
(remember
the
patch
selection
can
be
disabled,
see
"Selecting
A
Patch
Number"
above)
10
ZONES
Another
way
to
select
the
limit
is
to
press
the
"STORE"
switch
and
play
the
note
on
the
keyboard
The
note
will
not
be
played
and
if
more
than
one
note
is
played
the
lowest
note
is
used.
The
display
will
show
the
note
value.
In
the
example
below,
the
lower
limit
for
the
current
Zone
is
set
to
12
or
ci.
(keypad)
(enter)(dSplay)
Setting
the
Upper
Keyboard
Limit
Press
one
of
the
arrow
switches
until
the
l.e.d.
next
to
Upper
Limit
is
lit.
Repeat
the
same
process
used
for
the
Lower
Limit.
Note
if
the
upper
limit
is
set
to
a
value
less
than
the
lower
limit
the
the
ih0onn,!^0nSJ^retu0f!.
A!llh0Ul9h
thls
wi"
not
cause
a
Problem-
»
wj»
not
be
as
obvious
as
seeing
the
number
61
in
the
display.
In
the
example
below,
the
upper
limit
is
set
to
24
or
C2
11
ZONES
Setting
The Key
Transpose
TlfomnVJthe
^f0W
SWitCheS
Until
the
Ied
next
t0
Transpose
Is
on.
Select
the
key
transpose
value
(00-12
each
increment
is
a
semi-tone)
with the
keypad.
Note:
If
you
are
holding
any
note
down
while
changing
the
value,
the
new
note
will
not
be
sent
until
the
key
Is
released
and
then
played
This
prevents
regating
the
external
device
until
you
expect
it.
In
the
example
below
the
current
Zone
is
transposed
up a
major
fifth.
■
Setting
MIDI
Mono
Whfn
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Until
lhe
Le'd
next
t0
MIDI
Mono
ls
on-
Select
1
for
on,
0
for
off
When
ON
the
first
noe,
played
will
be
sent
on
the
basic
MIDI
Channel,
the
second
note
played
will
*?nn
°"the
***
M'DI channel
+1,
the
third
note
will
be
sent
on
basic
MIDI
channel
+2,
and
so
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MIDI
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(keypad)
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(display)
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Setting
Pressure
SWltC!ieS
untH
the
Le>d-
next
t0
Pressure
ls
on-
Select
1
for
on,
0
for
off
psure
is
sent
on
the
MIDI
Channel
for
this
Zone.
When
off
pressure
information
is
not
sent.
In
the
example
below,
pressure
is
sent
for
the
currently
selected
Zone
(press)
PRESSURE
(keypad)
(enter)(dlSplay)
1
12
ZONES
Setting
Levers
Press
one
of
the
arrow
switches
until
the
l.e.d.
next
to
Levers
is
on.
Select
1
for
on,
0
for
off
When
ON
the
levers
are
sent
on
the
MIDI
channel
for
this
Zone.
When
off
the
levers
are
not
sent
This
applies
to
the
bend,
mod
forward,
and
mod
negative.
In
the
example
below,
lever
Information
is
sent
for
the
current
selected
Zone.
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LB/ER
NEGATIVE
BBDLEVER
MOD
LB/ER
FORWARD
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Setting
The
Continuous
Controller
Value
Press
MIDI
Controller
switch
until
the
l.e.d.
next
to
Continuous
is
on.
Select
the
controller
value
wiin
me
Keypad.
A
MIDI
continuous
controller
value
is
a
number
assigned
to
a
function,
this
number
is
not
always
defined
the
same
from
instrument
to
instrument.
Please
refer
to
the
owners
manual
for
the
instrument
you
are
controlling.
In
the
example
below,
the
Continuous
Controller
is
set
to
7
for
the
currently
selected
Zone
(7
is
generally
assigned
to
Main
Volume).
Now,
moving
the
slider
will
send
a
value
from
0
to
127
to
the
instrument.
This
is
one
way
to
control
the
volume
remotely
(press;
#
OONTMUOUS
O
FoarswmcH
(keypad)
(enter)
(d''Splay)
(enter)
13
ZONES
Setting
The
Mod
Lever
Negative
Controller
Value
The
Mod
Lever
Is
usable
In
both
directions.
Pulling
the
lever
towards
the
front
of
the
Xk
changes
he
modulation
amount
on
the
remote
instrument,
this
can't
be
reassigned.
Pushing
the
Mod
lever
towards
the
back
of
the
Xk
will
send
a
value
to
an
assignable
controller
on
the
remote
instrument
The
range
is
the
same
as
the
slider
(0 to
127).
The
controller
number
can be between
0
and
63.'
TO
SET
THE
MOD
LEVER
CONTROLLER
VALUE,
press
the
switch
labled
"MIDI
Controllers".
The
Continuous
I
e.d
should
be
ON.
if
not
press
the
switch
again.
Next,
push
the
Mod
Lever
towards
the
back,
and
while
Holding
the
lever,
select
the
controller
value
on
the
keypad.
In
the
example
below,
the
mod
lever
negative
is
set
to
10
for
the
currently
selected
Zone
(10
is
an
arbitrary
value)
(press)
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O
FOOTSWTTCH
AND-
(k6ypad)
(e^ter)(dlSplay)
1
(mod
lever)
(enter)
1
Setting
the
Foot
Switch
Controller
Value
Press
the
"MIDI
Controller"
switch
until
the
l.e.d
next
to
Toot
Switch"
is
on.
Select
the
Back
Panel
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wlth
the
keypad
ln
the
examp|e
below-tn
S
controller
is
set
to
64
for
the
currently
selected
Zone
(64
is
an
arbitrary
value)
(press)
o
contiguous
®
footsvvttch
(keypad)
(display)
(enter)
Repeat
these steps
for
the
other
2
zones.
14
VELOCITY
Velocity
Scales
There
are
two
user
selectable
velocity
scales
plus
off
In
the
Xk.
Velocity
Scale
1
is
more
sensitive
in
the
upper
range,
while
Velocity
Scale
2
is
more
sensitive
in
the
middle
range.
When
the
velocity
is
Off,
no
velocity
is
sent.
The
velocity
is
sent
on
new
notes
with
the
present
velocity
scale
It
is
possible
to
play
and
hold
notes
then
change
to
a
new
velocity
scale,
this
could
be
useful
when
arpeggiating.
The
user
will
select
which
scale
is
best
for
the
type
of
playing
being
performed
And
remember
the
sensitivity
is
almost
always
adjusted
in
the
receiving
device.
In
the
example
below
scale
2
is
selected
for
the
current
Master
Program
VELDOTY
(press)
O
SCALE
1
#
SCALE
2
OOFF
Release
Velocity
E
ik
t
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rTeu6aSe
Vel0Clty"
Release
velocity
is
the
time
from
the
keV
being
down
to
the
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f°r
the
reIease
veloclly
ls
the
same
used
for
the
attack
velocity,
and
toyIS
PFF
thl£;
aPP'es
t0
the
Please
velocity
also.
Anytime
the
Xk
turns
the
notes
off
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senl
at
mid
scaIe
(64)-Thls
happens
when
arpe99lati^
Velocity
Range
LhLc?hC-ty
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1
Xu
127
With
64
being
the
middle
P°sitlon-
The
loudest
being
127
and
the
softest
being
1.
When
the
velocity
is
turned
off
a
constant
value
of
64
is
sent.
15
ARPEGGIATOR
Arpeggiate On/Off
The
switch
labied
ARPEG
turns
the
arpeggiator
on
and
off.
The
decimal
in
the
right
display
flashes
at
the
tempo
rate
when
the
arpeggiator
is
on.
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Arpeggiator
Play
Order
To
select
play
order,
press
the
switch
until
the
led
next
to
Play
Order
is
lit.
Selecting
1,
the
notes
will
arpeggiate
in
the
order
played.
Selecting
2,
the
notes
will
arpeggiate
in
the
reverse
order
played.
Selecting
3,
the
notes
will
first
arpeggiate
in
the
order
played
then
in
the
reverse
order
played
Selecting
4,
the
notes
will
arpeggiate
in
random
order.
The
arpeggiator
will
play
only
one
note
and
in
the
Up/Down
Order
the
end
notes
will
sound
twice
In
the
example
below
the
notes
will
arpeggiate
in
the
order
played.
(press)
©
PLAYORDER
O
PLAYMODE
O
TRANSPOSE
O
ZCNEASSSKBN
(keypad)
enter)
(display)
1
Arpeggiator
Play
Mode
To
select
play
mode,
press
the
switch
until
the
led
next
to
Play
Mode
is
lit.
Selecting
1,
the
notes
played
on
the
keyboard
will
arpeggiate.
Selecting
2,
the
notes
held
by
the
HOLD
function
will
arpeggiate.
Selecting
3,
the
notes
both
played
and
held
will
arpeggiate.
In
the
example
below
both
the
notes
held
and
the
note
played
will
arpeggiate.
(press)
O
PIAYORDER
®
PIAYMODE
O
TTWJSPOSE
O
20TvEASSSiGN
(keypad)
enter)
(display)
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