ALESIS ANDROMEDA A6 - Manual (Page 79)

Chapter 2: Playing the A6
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PAGE PARAMETER
OPTIONS
or RANGE DESCRIPTION
TRIG
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RETRIG OFF, ON Turns re-triggering on or off. When off, the
trig source acts as a one-shot trigger. When
on, the trigger acts repeatedly, restarting the
sequence from the beginning.
ENABLE OFF, ON Turns the trigger on or off.
TRGVOX Determines which voice triggers the
sequencer.
FIRST The first voice to play will trigger the
sequencer.
OLDEST The oldest voice playing will trigger the
sequencer.
NEWEST The newest voice playing will trigger the
sequencer.
MODE This parameter determines how voices are
played once a trigger or multiple triggers
occur.
NORMAL One trigger plays the sequence according to
the
CONFIG page settings.
STAGE Requires multiple triggers: each Step (“stage”)
in the sequence plays in order if each new
trigger has a different level
.
ADVANC Requires multiple triggers: each Step plays in
order with each new trigger.
RANDOM Requires multiple triggers: each Step plays at
random with each new trigger.
PROGRS Parameters
The Progressor allows for automatic transposing of the sequence within the limits set
by the
MIN and MAX parameters. Although the PRGRSR is the first parameter on the
screen, you should set the MIN and MAX limits first, then adjust the PRGRSR value.
Using 0 as the base note (the key that’s being played) value, the MIN value sets the low
end of the note range where transposing takes place. Conversely, MAX sets the upper
limit of the note range where transposing takes place. Although both of these
parameters have a
-127 to +127 range, the most useful limits will be within a few
octaves ( -24 to +24 settings).
The PRGRSR value determines the transpose amount. A setting of 1 means that the
sequence will transpose up one semitone starting at the MIN note with each
repetition of the sequence until the MAX note limit is reached. A PRGRSR setting of -1
means that the sequence will start playing at the MAX key and transpose down one
semitone with each repetition until the MIN note limit is reached.