Waldorf Nave - Manual (Page 45)

The Controls
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• If First Note is selected, the first note you played
sets the velocity for all arpeggio steps.
• If Last Note is selected, the last note you played
sets the velocity for all arpeggio steps.
• The Mode switch sets the
way
the Arpeggiator
works:
•
If Normal is selected,
the arpeggiator works as follows: When you
press a note or a chord on the keyboard, it is
split up and repeated rhythmically. As soon as
you release a note, it is removed from the ar-
peggio rhythm. Conversely, as soon as you add
another note to the existing chord, it is inserted
into the arpeggio. When you release all notes,
the arpeggiator stops.
• If 1 Shot is selected, the arpeggiator splits up all
played notes and plays back one arpeggio. After
the arpeggio rhythm is played once, it is stop-
ped automatically unless you hit a new chord.
This mode is especially useful in a live perfor-
mance where you might have to "synchronize"
yourself. Just hit a chord at each new bar.
• Wenn Hold is selected, the arpeggiator splits up
all played notes and generates a continuous ar-
peggio even when the chord is released.
• Speed sets the basic tempo of the ar-
peggiator in BPM (beats per minute). Set-
tings form 40 up to 320 BPM are possib-
le. Speed takes affect of the Clocked /
Speed
functions from Travel, both LFOs
and the Delay effect.
• With the settings of the pop-up menu Clock you can
determine the note value for the
steps of the rhythm pattern in a
range from whole notes to triplet
notes.
• With the settings of the pop-up menu Gate you can
determine the note length depen-
ding on the original length. The
lower the value, the shorter the
played notes.
• Direction sets the direction that is used to play back
the arpeggio. This parameter works in conjunction
to Octave Range and Sort Order: