Roland Musical Instrument manual Bar Looping Buttons see Arpeggiator, Apostrophe see Click

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III. Key Commands Reference

(+)Notes - see Transpose

1-Bar Looping Buttons - see Arpeggiator

Accent - see Automute

Added notes - see Transpose

Apostrophe - see Click

Arrows - see Key, Mute, Reset

Arpeggiator -

[Shift 7] toggles a function to sound chordal notes over two octaves, for convenience when making Transposer edits or when using the computer keyboard's transposing keys. Enabled by default, it works whenever maxWerk is NOT in play, and its play parameters are adjustable in the main Transposer window. The Arpeggiator defaults to the Noodle track, but you can direct it to any other via the Arp- thru menu in the menubar. This key command also reverse-toggles the Transposer's 1-bar Looping Buttons.

Automute -

[Shift a] opens the Automute window and enables both Automute and Autofade. These functions are among those that can be enabled by the Performance shortcut button before maxWerk records a midifile. Double-clicking the as automuted loop editor audition button also opens the Automute window.

Accent key [`] (lower case of the tilde key, not to be confused with apostrophe) manually toggles Automute and Autofade together. Direction, inversion, and triad tone rotation patterns revert to their beginning state each time a track is enabled automatically or manually. Note that maxWerk recognizes only ones and zeroes in the Automute track pattern entry dialogs.

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