Arpeggio Midi Output; Using The Step Sequencer - Yamaha AN1x Owner's Manual

Play Effect Velocity
Press the Play Effect Velocity [UP/DOWN] switch to set
the ratio between the lower and higher velocity values
of the Arpeggiator pattern, over a range between 1%
and 200%.
Common
SceneSw
Arp /SEQ Type/No KbdMode Hold
A setting of "100%" maintains the original velocity
relationship between the notes. Lower values adjust
velocities downward at playback, and higher values
adjust velocities upward at playback. A setting of
"real" (Real-time) will cause the velocity values of the
pattern to be determined by the velocity at which you
play the keyboard.

Arpeggio MIDI Output

You can use the MIDI Pattern Transmit Channel ("PtnTxCh")
parameter to designate a MIDI channel on which to output
the Arpeggiator pattern data, to either play an external
tone generator or record the data into a MIDI sequencer or
computer.
Common
Arp /SEQ Type/No KbdMode Hold SceneSw
This setting is independent from the MIDI Transmit Channel
("MIDI Tx Ch") setting in the UTILITY SETUP menu (see
page 93), but you can either set them both to the same
channel or different channels, depending on your
requirements. The diagram below shows an example of
how they can be set to different channels to control two
different external tone generators.
VOICE
MIDI Arpeggio Play EF
Velocity ARPEGGIO /SE
Ptn Tx Ch Subdivide Swing GateTime
MIDI Arpeggio Play EF VOICE
Ptn Tx Ch Subdivide Swing Velocity GateTime ARPEGGIO /SEQ
Ext. TG 2 Ext. TG 1
(Attack sound) (Pad sound)
Rcv. Ch2 Rcv. Ch1
Ptn TxCh2 MIDI TxCh1
Arpeggiator
For information about setting the MIDI Pattern Transmit Channel ("MIDI
PtnTxCh"), see page 87.
The MIDI PtnTxCh setting is a system parameter, and will not be saved as voice
data.
Using The Step
Sequencer
The Step Sequencer lets you create your own
16-step looped patterns by setting Note,
Velocity, Gate Time and Control Change event
values for each step (beat) in the sequence using
the CONTROL knobs, where each knob gives
you access to the events in a specific step when
the [EDIT ROTARY] switch is set to the SEQ
EDIT/SETUP menu.
Sync Pitch Sync Pitch
Algorithm PEG Decay Sync Pitch PEG Depth PEG Sw
Depth Src
Wave Wave Pitch Pitch Fine Fine Edge
VCO1 VCO2
Ring
Attack Decay Sustain Release
Level Level Mod
Attack Decay Sustain Release
VOLUME ASSIGN 1 ASSIGN 2 ASSIGN 3
Sync
LFO1 Wave FM Depth LFO1 Spd FM Src1 LFO1 Dly FM Src2
Pmod Sw
PW PW PWM Depth PWM Depth PWM Src PWM Src PmodDepth
CTRL
VCF Reso VCF FEG Fmod Vel
HPF
Cutoff nance Type Depth Depth Sens
Feedback
Volume Amod Depth Vel Sens
SCENE ASSIGN 5 ASSIGN 6 ASSIGN 7
Each of the 128 voices has its own "Voice" Pattern
memory for storing a single sequence. There is also a
separate bank of 128 "User" Patterns. Patterns can be
triggered from the keyboard in a variety of ways.
Knob Pattern
Event 1-8 / 9 -16 Step Hold Bank
The specific Step Sequencer-related parameters are
available in the SEQ EDIT/SETUP menu. Also, Pattern
Number, Keyboard Mode, Hold, Scene Switch and Play
Effect parameters in the VOICE ARPEGGIO/SEQ menu
have special functions related to the Step Sequencer. Other
settings which will have a bearing on your sequences
include Tempo and Poly mode settings, and depending on
Layer mode, the Split Point assignment as well.
For information about each SEQ EDIT/SETUP menu parameter, see page 89.
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Port Time
Edge
Noise
Level
ASSIGN 4
LFO2 Spd
PmodDepth
Key
Track
ASSIGN 8
SEQ SEQ
No Base Unit Length LoopType Ctrl No Store EDIT / SETUP