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84 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER

PATTERN MODE

12. Job

Where quantizing value is , or :

0% 66%33% 83% 100%

Setting range

With the triplet quantizing values (see above), the RM1x

applies the shift to the third interval only. In this case, a

66% setting produces no adjustment (so that the third

interval remains at its original position). Higher values

shift the interval to the right. The maximum setting is

83%, which shifts the interval by an amount equal to

one-half the quantizing value. (Notice that in this case,

the 100% scale represents three times the quantizing

length.)

Where quantizing value is , :

0% 50%33% 66% 100%

Setting range

In the case of normal-plus-triplet quantizing values, the

RM1x applies the shift only to the non-triplet part of

the rhythm, as illustrated above. In this case, a setting

of 50% produces no shift, while higher values shift the

even interval to the right. Note that the maximum set-

ting is 66%, which moves the interval all the way up to

the position of the third note in the triplet rhythm. (The

100% scale represents double the or quantizing

length.)

■ Settings :

If quantizing value is , , , : 50% ... 75%

If quantizing value is , or : 66% ... 83%

If quantizing value is or : 50% ... 66%

n • If you set STRENGTH below 100%, notes may lie at ar-

bitrary locations within the interval prior to the “swing-

rate” shift. In this case, the RM1x will slide all of the notes

within the interval by an equal amount.

• Where STRENGTH is less than 100%, therefore, it is pos-

sible that the swing adjustment may push some notes into

the next interval. If the RM1x must push a note beyond

one or more notes lying in the next interval, it will shift

these other notes to the same location as well.

6. Swing Gate Time

This value applies a proportional adjustment to the gate

timing of the notes within the swing-adjusted intervals.

The gate time is the length of time that a note is held.

You can use this setting, therefore, to lengthen or shorten

the notes in the swing-adjusted intervals.

A setting of 100% leaves the original gate time un-

changed. Higher settings increase the gate time, while

lower settings shorten it.

If an adjusted gate-time value is less than 1, the RM1x

sets the value to 1.

■ Settings : 000% ... 100% ... 200%

Job 02 Modify Velocity

This job alters the velocity values of the specified range of

notes (pitches) in the specified segment of the designated track.

Remember that velocity refers to the force with which a note

is struck. The precise effect of a velocity change varies ac-

cording to the voice: in most cases a higher velocity produces

a louder sound.

Using this job, you can choose to set all targeted notes to an

identical velocity value, or you can apply a relative (linear)

adjustment to the original velocity values.

If making a relative adjustment, you use two parameters: the

Rate and the Offset. The Rate value applies a proportional

change to the velocity value, while the Offset value (which is

applied after the Rate adjustment) adds a fixed value. The re-

lation is as follows:

Adjusted velocity = (original velocity X Rate) + Offset.

If the adjustment result is less than 1, the RM1x sets the value

to 1. If the result is higher than 127, the RM1x sets the value

to 127.

1. Phrase setting: Phrs

Sets the phrase to which adjustment is applied.

■ Settings : 001 ... 256

2. Segment (M001:1:000 ~ M257: 1:000)

Sets the area of the phrase over which adjustment is

carried out. The first segment sets the measure, beat,

and clock for the start point; the second segment sets

the end point.

■ Settings : Measure: beat : clock

001:1:000 ... 999:8:479

1 2 ... 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 ... 153 154

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