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Modifier

LEDs 5 and 6 determine how the complexity, shift, or sequence will be modified.

5 6

 Randomize Low: When modifying the sequence, this option works just like the on-demand low

randomization in Action Mode (hold Mode and press Knob 1 once).

When modifying complexity or shift, the effect is like randomly turning the complexity or shift

knob one click to the right or left. There is a 50% chance that the sequence will not change.

There is a 25% chance that it will change by one click to the right, and a 25% chance that it will

change by one click to the left. Applying this modification to complexity results in a slowly

morphing sequence. Applying it to shift creates a meandering effect.

 Randomize High: When modifying the sequence, this option works just like the on-demand high

randomization in Action Mode (hold Mode and press Knob 1 twice). A totally new random

sequence is generated each time the sequence is played.

When modifying the complexity or shift, the effect is like randomly turning the complexity or

shift knobs a few clicks in either direction. There is a 25% chance that the sequence will not

change. If it does change, there is an equal chance that the shift or complexity will change by 1, 2,

or 3 clicks to either the right or left.

 VC On First Step: Voltage Control-based changes to the shift, complexity, or sequence will occur

on the first step of the sequence. Control voltage changes during the playing of the sequence are

ignored.

 VC Immediate: The shift, complexity, or sequence will change immediately in response to the

voltage on the Control jack. This option can sound very different from VC changes on the first

step.

Clock Divider

LEDs 7 and 8 set the clock divisor for each output. This option works with either the internal clock or an

external clock.

7 8

 1:1: One-to-one ratio. The clock is not divided. The clock for the output will be the same as the

master clock.

 ÷ 2: The master clock is divided by 2 for the output. The sequence will not advance to the next

step until two clock ticks are received. This is the equivalent of having a 16 beat pattern, although

only the odd numbered steps can be turned on.

 ÷ 3: The master clock is divided by 3.

 ÷ 5: The master clock is divided by 5.

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