> > If you really want to save the 'arpeggiated' notes into the sequencer > then you need to do that by going out of the box and then back into the > MIDI In, either using a direct connection or through an external MIDI > routing box. But normally you don't want to record the arpeggiations > into the sequence, because then when you play it back you will wind up > 'apreggiating the arpeggiator', which is probably not what you want. > YMMV. > > Scott That is one of my favorite tricks with the xl-7. You record an arpegio type pattern into the sequencer then turn on the arpegiator in the patch. By playing around with arpegiator pattern and note lengths you can get some really neat sounding stuff. Controling arpegio speed from a knob (thank you to whoever thought of this cord) lets you add variations and energy where needed. Ezra Ezra
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Re: arpeggios
2002-03-26 by ezra_gold
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