08-16-2021, 01:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-16-2021, 01:24 PM by Nelson Baboon.)
i'll have to check whether there is a stuck note....my recollection is a bit hazy now, but I could swear that I thought of that.
I didn't post about it, but I was totally stuck for quite some time since my presupposition was that the internal clock was running. That is generally the case on almost all instruments (?) unless it is overridden by an external clock.
but once you get that, it's pretty easy, and pretty easy to get it to work. I was indeed confused about the latch vs play modes (i just don't understand the manual's verbiage), but ultimately once i got it working, i just wanted the damn thing to stop.
One reason that i didn't think i had stuck notes, is that the arpeggiator would stop playing until i played a note - and then it would arpeggiate even if I had both of the parameters turned off...if the arpeggiator itself were turned off, why would it continue to arpeggiate whenever I hit a note?
(this is all my memory talking, and I certainly may have something wrong here. will post back later once i test it again)
I didn't post about it, but I was totally stuck for quite some time since my presupposition was that the internal clock was running. That is generally the case on almost all instruments (?) unless it is overridden by an external clock.
but once you get that, it's pretty easy, and pretty easy to get it to work. I was indeed confused about the latch vs play modes (i just don't understand the manual's verbiage), but ultimately once i got it working, i just wanted the damn thing to stop.
One reason that i didn't think i had stuck notes, is that the arpeggiator would stop playing until i played a note - and then it would arpeggiate even if I had both of the parameters turned off...if the arpeggiator itself were turned off, why would it continue to arpeggiate whenever I hit a note?
(this is all my memory talking, and I certainly may have something wrong here. will post back later once i test it again)