Peterson BBS-1 BodyBeat Sync - Manual (Page 20)

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Each voice has a high, medium and low voice part. The highest pitched part within the voice represents
the downbeat of the bar or measure. The medium pitched part is heard when an accent pattern is active,
and will represent the accented beats within the measure. The lowest pitched voice part indicates a normal
beat. Subdivisions are also represented using the lowest pitch, but are played at a slightly lower volume
than normal beats.
Note: When using the BodyBeat Sync with the Vibe Clip as a tactile, pulsating metronome, the
voice parts are instead felt as levels of intensity. High, medium and low intensity vibrations
correspond to the high, medium and low pitches within the voices.
Using the BodyBeat Sync with the Vibe Clip
The BodyBeat Sync can be used as a tactile, pulsating metronome with the help of the Vibe Clip. The
built-in speaker will automatically be silenced as well as the Headphone Output. The Vibe Clip allows the
rhythm to be transmitted from the BodyBeat Sync to the user invisibly and silently via vibration. Apply the
Vibe Clip to one of the following areas:
1. Waist area along the belt-line.
2. Hip area near the pelvic bone
3. Nape of the neck
4. Shoe top
5. Sleeve or pocket
Note: Be sure that the correct ( capsule ) side of the Vibe Clip is facing the body. If the vibration is
too intense, turn the capsule away from the body.