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Job 04 Crescendo

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12. Job PATTERN MODE 1. Phrase setting: Phrs Sets the phrase to which adjustment is applied. s Settings : 001 ... 256 2. Segment (M001:1:000 ~ M257: 1:000) Sets the area of the phrase over which adjustment is carried out. The first segment sets the measure, beat, and clock for the start point; the second segment sets the end point. s Settings : Measure: beat : clock 001:1:000 ... 257:1:000 3. Set all Use this parameter if you want to set all targeted notes to some identical gate time (1 to 9999). If you do not want to use this feature (if you want to make the linear adjustment instead), set the value to Off. Note that if the setting is other than Off, the Rate and Offset values are ignored. s Settings: Off (0), 0001 ... 9999 4. Rate The Rate parameter applies a proportional change to the gate timing of all targeted notes. A setting of 100% produces no change; a setting of 50% cuts the gate time in half; a setting of 200% causes the gate time to double. s Settings: 000% ... 100% ... 200% 5. Offset This parameter adds a fixed value to each of the Rateadjusted gate times. A setting of 0 produces no change. Positive values increase the gate time, while negative values decrease it. s Settings: -9999 ... +0000 ... +9999 Original gate timing (Gate) 32 32 32 Offset = -20 (Gate) 12 12 12 Offset = +20 (Gate) 52 52 52 48 48 28 28 68 68 Job 04 Crescendo 1 2 Original gate timing (Gate) 32 32 32 Rate = 50% (Gate) 16 16 16 Rate = 150% (Gate) 48 48 48 3 You use this job to apply a crescendo or decrescendo to the specified range of notes (pitches) in the specified segment of 48 48 the designated track. The RM1x produces the effect by apply- ing a slight velocity adjustment (offset) at the beginning of the segment, with the offset increasing gradually up until the end of the segment. 24 24 1. Phrase setting: Phrs Sets the phrase to which adjustment is applied. s Settings : 001 ... 256 72 72 2. Segment (M001:1:000 ~ M257: 1:000) Sets the area of the phrase over which adjustment is carried out. The first segment sets the measure, beat, and clock for the start point; the second segment sets the end point. s Settings : Measure: beat : clock 001:1:000 ... 257:1:000 3. Velocity Range You use the Velocity Range parameter to set the intensity of the crescendo. This setting selects the value added to the velocities of notes at the final meter and beat of the segment. The RM1x gradually increases the amount added to (or sub- 86 RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER

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86
RM1x SEQUENCE REMIXER
PATTERN MODE
12. Job
1.
Phrase setting:
Phrs
Sets the phrase to which adjustment is applied.
■
Settings :
001 ... 256
2.
Segment (M001:1:000 ~ M257: 1:000)
Sets the area of the phrase over which adjustment is
carried out. The first segment sets the measure, beat,
and clock for the start point; the second segment sets
the end point.
■
Settings :
Measure: beat : clock
001:1:000 ... 257:1:000
3.
Set all
Use this parameter if you want to set all targeted notes
to some identical gate time (1 to 9999). If you do not
want to use this feature (if you want to make the linear
adjustment instead), set the value to Off.
Note that if the setting is other than Off, the Rate and
Offset values are ignored.
■
Settings:
Off (0), 0001 ... 9999
4. Rate
The Rate parameter applies a proportional change to
the gate timing of all targeted notes. A setting of 100%
produces no change; a setting of 50% cuts the gate time
in half; a setting of 200% causes the gate time to dou-
ble.
■
Settings:
000% ... 100% ... 200%
Original gate timing
Rate = 50%
Rate = 150%
(Gate)
(Gate)
(Gate)
32
32
32
48
48
16
16
16
24
24
48
48
48
72
72
5. Offset
This parameter adds a fixed value to each of the Rate-
adjusted gate times. A setting of 0 produces no change.
Positive values increase the gate time, while negative
values decrease it.
■
Settings:
-9999 ... +0000 ... +9999
Original gate timing
Offset = -20
Offset = +20
(Gate)
(Gate)
(Gate)
32
32
32
48
48
12
12
12
28
28
52
52
52
68
68
Job 04 Crescendo
1
3
2
You use this job to apply a crescendo or decrescendo to the
specified range of notes (pitches) in the specified segment of
the designated track. The RM1x produces the effect by apply-
ing a slight velocity adjustment (offset) at the beginning of
the segment, with the offset increasing gradually up until the
end of the segment.
1.
Phrase setting:
Phrs
Sets the phrase to which adjustment is applied.
■
Settings :
001 ... 256
2.
Segment (M001:1:000 ~ M257: 1:000)
Sets the area of the phrase over which adjustment is
carried out. The first segment sets the measure, beat,
and clock for the start point; the second segment sets
the end point.
■
Settings :
Measure: beat : clock
001:1:000 ... 257:1:000
3.
Velocity Range
You use the Velocity Range parameter to set the inten-
sity of the crescendo.
This setting selects the value added to the velocities of
notes at the final meter and beat of the segment. The
RM1x gradually increases the amount added to (or sub-