Elektron Musical Instruments

subject pretty much says it all.  Ive got a kit using the arpeggiator 
on one of the channels and it *always* seems to want to latch if being 
triggered by the internal sequencer.   is there a way to turn this off, 
or at least sequence it to cut off?  I really dont want to have the 
arpegiator constantly running all the time after one note.

Tony

On Sun, May 27, 2007 at 05:43:00PM -0000, Tony wrote:
> subject pretty much says it all.  Ive got a kit using the arpeggiator 
> on one of the channels and it *always* seems to want to latch if being 
> triggered by the internal sequencer.   is there a way to turn this off, 
> or at least sequence it to cut off?  I really dont want to have the 
> arpegiator constantly running all the time after one note.

Does it do that under all arp modes?

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> Does it do that under all arp modes?

when its off or in SID mode it doesnt, but obviously those modes have other
effects..

Doesnt matter anyway as my song just got toasted when I accidentally hit
function and clear.

I think I am just going to completely forget about using this as a
sequencer.  its far to frustrating.

Tony


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On May 27, 2007, at 1:43 PM, Tony wrote:

> subject pretty much says it all. Ive got a kit using the arpeggiator
> on one of the channels and it *always* seems to want to latch if being
> triggered by the internal sequencer. is there a way to turn this off,
> or at least sequence it to cut off? I really dont want to have the
> arpegiator constantly running all the time after one note.
>
> Tony
put a note off trigger(yellow) on the step you want to turn the arp off,

Hit function + clear again for undo...

/Patrik

Tony Scharf wrote:

> 
> 
>  > Does it do that under all arp modes?
> 
> when its off or in SID mode it doesnt, but obviously those modes have other
> effects..
> 
> Doesnt matter anyway as my song just got toasted when I accidentally hit
> function and clear.
> 
> I think I am just going to completely forget about using this as a
> sequencer. its far to frustrating.
> 
> Tony
> 
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