Waldorf Largo User Manual
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Sound Parameter
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User gives you the ability to create your own
custom rhythm pattern. This pattern is stored in in
the sound. See the section Arpeggiator Step Editor“
below about the pattern settings you can create.
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1…15 selects one of the 15 internal ROM rhythm
patterns. See the table below for an overview of
each ROM rhythm pattern:
Timing Factor
0...127
Determines how much the Arp Timing parameter affects
an arpeggio step. If Timing Factor is set to 0, the settings
in Arp Timing are completely ignored and the arpeggio is
played back without any shuffled timing. Settings from 1
to 127 increase the shuffling of the notes depending on
the setting in the Arp Timing parameter. Timing Factor
also works on ROM patterns; these are set up with
standard swing rhythm.
Same Note Overlap
on / off
Due to the various Length parameters, it might happen
that two notes having equal pitch overlap, e.g. when you
play only one single note on a 16 beat rhythm with
lengths set to 1/8.
Note that this parameter only affects notes of the same
pitches. If you want to control the lengths of notes of
different pitches, use the Length or Arppegiator Length
parameters.
• If on is selected, the Note Off message of the
previous note is allowed to be sent after a Note On
message of the next note with the same pitch. This
setting can be nice with arpeggios triggering
sounds with slow attack.
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