Arrangement section, The step edit button – Arturia KeyStep Pro Keyboard with Advanced Sequencer and Arpeggiator User Manual

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4.2.7. Arrangement Section

Patterns are the basic elements for creating chains. A chain is a pre-programmed series of

patterns that you construct for a performance; it is an automated way of selecting patterns.

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: A pattern chain can contain up to 16 patterns.

Scenes are snapshots of an interesting combination of active elements: for example, an

arpeggio running on Track 1 plus sequences running on Tracks 2 and 3 with nudged and/or

inverted patterns.

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:Track mode (Sequence or Arpeggio) is not saved in a Scene.

Please refer to

for detailed information on patterns, chains and scenes.

4.2.8. The Step Edit Button

The Step Edit button enables you to edit an individual step of a sequence. By pressing the

Step Edit button you active Step Edit mode.

In Step Edit mode you can use the five main encoders to edit the Pitch, Gate, Velocity, Time

Shift and/or Randomness of the note or notes in the active step. There's much to discover

and learn about how this seemingly simple button works. Please refer to

for

details.

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