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MATRIX PATTERN SEQUENCER

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Programming Patterns

! Pattern programming basics is covered in “Programming Pattern

Devices”.

Tutorial

The programming procedure of the Matrix is to input note and gate values

into the upper and lower fields of the pattern window respectively. You can

input values by clicking or dragging in the pattern window. Proceed as fol-

lows:

1. Create a Subtractor synth.

You don’t have to use the Subtractor device to use the Matrix, in fact you

don’t have to use an instrument device at all, but for this basic tutorial we

will use a “standard” setup.

2. With the Subtractor selected, create a Matrix Pattern Sequencer.

The Matrix Note and Gate CV outputs will now be auto-routed to Subtrac-

tors Sequencer Control Gate and CV inputs, as you can see if you flip the

rack around.

3. Make sure that the switch to the left of the pattern window is set to

“Keys” position.

As you can see, there is a horizontal row of red rectangles at the bottom

of the upper field in the pattern window. These rectangles represent note

pitch, for each step in a pattern. At the moment they are all set to the

same note pitch.

4. Click inside the upper grid section of the Matrix pattern window.

As you can see, the red rectangles are placed according to where you

click. You can drag to input continuous note values.

5. Click in the lower area of the pattern window.

Vertical strips of varying heights can be created. These represent Gate

velocity values. The higher the strip, the higher the velocity value. You

can drag to input continuous gate values.

6. Press the Play button on the Matrix.

The pattern you “programmed” in the previous steps is now repeated. At

the top of the pattern window, a red rectangle indicates every step of the

pattern.

➜ If you now click or drag in the upper grid section with the pattern

playing, you can hear how the note pitches change.

The note pitch corresponds to the keyboard printed to the left of the pat-

tern window, in a one octave range.

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