ARP Sequencer Owner's Manual

Below you will find brief information for Sequencer. This manual provides details on the ARP Sequencer, a device designed to control synthesizers, particularly the ARP Axxe and Odyssey, and ARP 2600. It covers basic operations, features like dual quantizer, instant Start/Stop, and foot pedal activation, and how to tune sequences to create musical patterns. It explains various functions such as SKIP, RESET, and RANDOM modes, as well as the use of GATE ASSIGN switches for rhythmic control and accentuation.

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Key features

  • 16-step sequencer
  • Dual quantizer
  • Instant Start/Stop
  • Foot pedal activation
  • Clock frequency control
  • SKIP, RESET, RANDOM modes

Frequently asked questions

A sequencer is used to create sequences of predetermined pitches by creating sequences of control voltages which in turn control the VCOs in your synthesizer.

The SKIP function allows the sequencer to skip specific positions in the sequence, altering the rhythmic and melodic outcome.

The CLOCK FM input on the sequencer works similarly to FM inputs on a VCO, allowing for rhythmic modifications using the GATE ASSIGN switches.

The PULSE WIDTH control allows you to vary the width of the clock, changing notes from staccato to legato.
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