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Global P4: Wave Sequence 4–2: Per-Step Parameters
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4–2: Per-Step Parameters
4–2a: Basic
Wave Sequence [I–000…149, U–A00…U-G31]
This is the bank, number, and name of the current
Wave Sequence. For more information, please see
“Wave Sequence,” on page 664.
Mode [Time, Tempo]
This switches between Time mode (for evolving,
crossfaded Wave Sequences) and Tempo mode (for
rhythmic Wave Sequences). For more information,
please see “Mode,” on page 664.
= (Tempo) [040.00…240.00 BPM]
This is the current system tempo. For more
information, please see “Tempo,” on 665.
Run [Off, On]
This determines whether or not the Wave Sequence
will move through its steps automatically. For more
information, please see “Run,” on page 665.
Key Sync [On, Off]
This determines whether each note will play its Wave
Sequence separately (Key Sync On), or whether all of
the notes will play together (Key Sync Off). For more
information, please see “Key Sync,” on page 665.
Swing [–300%…+000…+300%]
Swing adjusts the position of the up-beats, relative to
the Wave Sequence’s Resolution setting. This
parameter applies only when the Mode is set to
Tempo.
For more information, please see “Swing,” on
page 665.
Quantize Triggers [Off, On]
This parameter allows you to force most Tempo-mode
Wave Sequence note-ons to be in sync, making it easier
to play along with other rhythmic elements. It applies
only when the Mode is set to Tempo. For more
information, please see “Quantize Triggers,” on
page 665.
4–2b: Graphic
The graphic gives you a visual overview of the Wave
Sequence. There’s one addition from the graphic
shown on the other page: a scroll-bar over the top of
the graphic shows the 8 currently displayed steps.
For more information, please see “4–1b: Graphic,” on
page 666.
Step [1…64]
This selects the current step, which applies to the Cut,
Copy, Paste, and Insert commands.
Multisample (Read-Only) [Bank, Number,
and Name]
This shows the bank, number, and name of the current
step’s Multisample.
Solo [Off, On]
This button solos the current step, so that you can hear
it quickly and easily. When Solo is On, the Wave
Sequence will play only the current step, as if Run
were Off.
4–1a
4–2a
4–2b
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