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oscillator frequency to glide from the step three value when step four is gated

on. The higher the Slew value, the slower the slew rate. And the slew rate can be

different for each step. But its not just for oscillator glide. Slew can be applied to

any of the destinations. For example, sequence three could be routed to filter

cutoff with Slew in sequence four used to create a less abrupt transition from

one step to the next.

Note: Depending upon the BPM and Clock Divide settings, the slew rate

can actually exceed the time the envelopes are gated on, causing a step in

the affected sequence to not reach its set value. For example, if Slew is

applied to oscillator frequency, high Slew values may cause a step to

sound flat or sharp. If that’s not what you want, simply reduce the Slew

value.

Syncing an LFO to the Sequencer

One very useful way to modulate a parameter in sync with a sequence is using

an LFO with Clock Sync. A setting of 16 Steps for LFO Frequency with a

triangle wave selected and routed to the filter will provide a clean filter sweep

over a 16-step sequence, perfectly in sync! This is much easier (and smoother)

than manually programming a sequence to sweep the filter.

Name Parameter

Edit Name — The lower LCD line displays the name of the Program with the

active character blinking. When A

SSIGN PARAMETERS is lit, the parameter

control changes the position of the active character and SELECT and the

increment (+) and decrement (-) buttons change the character.

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