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1. MIDI CC

Pattern programming Section

The Pattern programming section consists of a number of buttons. Some of the buttons

have diodes linked to them. The diodes show the current state for the step.

Pattern Clear

Run/Stop

Steps

Auto Advance

Time Mode

Next / Step

indicator

Back

Pitch

Keyboard

Effect Buttons

Bass Line – User's Manual

Clears the pattern. All pitches are set to middle C and the

notes are either set to on (default) or off (see section

Configuration settings).

The Run/Stop starts and stops the internal sequencer. This

can be used to audition the current pattern. When the

sequencer is running the diode will blink.

This control is used to set the number of steps in the

pattern. Click the arrows to increment or decrement the

number of steps, or click on the digits and drag the mouse

up or down to scroll.

Click to toggle between auto advance on or off. The diode

will present the current mode. When auto advance is on,

entering a pitch from the pitch keyboard will

automatically advance to the next step. Turning off the

auto advance will return step indicator to the first step.

When the diode is lit the note is on, else the note is a rest.

Clicking the button will toggle the time mode.

The digits indicate which step being edited. Clicking the

Next button advances to the next step. If the position is

already on or beyond the last step the indicator will return

to the first step.

The back button makes the step indicator go to the

preceding step. If the position is on first step the indicator

will return to the last step in the pattern.

The pitch keyboard is used to enter

pitches into the pattern. The diode

which is lit represents the pitch on

the current step.

The Up/Down buttons transpose the

pitch in the respective direction.

Accent activates an accent on the

current step. Slide activates a slide

on the step.