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Basic TENORI-ON Operation: Score Mode

TENORI-ON "Modes"

The TENORI-ON 16 x 16 LED button matrix is simultaneously a

performance input controller and display. By operating and interacting

with the LED buttons and the light they produce you gain access to the

TENORI-ON's numerous performance capabilities.

The TENORI-ON provides six different performance and sound/light

modes for broad performance versatility, and these modes can

be combined and used simultaneously for rich, complex musical

expression.

The Six Modes

Score Mode

Random Mode

Draw Mode

Bounce Mode

Push Mode

Solo Mode

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Pitch

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The Score Mode

The Score Mode is the basic TENORI-ON performance mode.

In this mode the TENORI-ON interface functions like a musical "score"

on which you can write the notes to be played in one musical measure

via the 16 x 16 LED button matrix. The time axis of the score proceeds

from left to right (the horizontal axis), beginning at the left edge of the

matrix and then looping back to the beginning once the right edge of

the matrix is reached. The vertical axis corresponds to the pitch

of the notes played. If more than one note is entered on the same

vertical line, for example, those notes will be played simultaneously as

an interval or chord. The maximum number of notes or intervals/chords

that can be entered horizontally is 16, but within that range the number

and playback speed can be set as required, allowing the creation of

complex groupings when multiple Score-Mode layers are combined.

Loop Indicator

High

Low

The factory default note settings correspond to the white keys on a piano. Semitone

adjustments can be made from the menu. Refer to the "Master Scale" section on

page 44 of the TENORI-ON Manual on the supplied CD-ROM.

Active Note

Time