- bottom 2 rows of pads are steps in the sequencer
- 16 steps for duplet sequences
- 12 steps for triplet sequences (first 6 pads of each row)
- each step holds a pitch/value pair
- each step that has notes programmed to it is lit red
- at each step, the pad corresponding to that step lights up yellow
- at each step, any pads corresponding to a note being played lights up yellow
- Triplet and duplet sequences are running in parallel
- Button 0 toggles between duplet and triplet view. The button lights up yellow in duplet mode, red in triplet. The colors of the sequence row are also inverted when in triplet mode
- to add a note to a step:
- Press the desired step
- While holding the step pad, press a note pad
- While holding the note pad, release the step pad
- The Value stored for that note is whatever the pad value was when the step pad was released
- to remove a note from a step:
- Press the desired step
- All the notes in that step will light up
- Press and release the note you want to remove
- Release the step pad
- Pressing a note pad without pressing a step pad plays that note
- updating a step updates the step LED
- switching between duplet/triplet mode refreshes the step LEDs
- double-tapping a step pad sets that pad to be the end of the sequence
- the pad could be in a duplet or triplet sequence
- Slider 1 controls which page of the sequence is being edited
- changing the page updates the step LEDs
- Slider 0 controls which channel is being edited
- changing channels updates the step LEDs
- the last step in the sequence is lit yellow
- if the last step has notes assigned, it blinks yellow/red
- each step can have multiple notes assigned to it (polyphony)
- when a step pad (bottom two rows) is touched, all notes in that step light up yellow
- seqNote
- note
- value
- sequence
- LEDs don't light up properly when step length is 1 (duplet or triplet)