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landonewts · Joined: 10 Oct 2010 Posts: 3 Location: Portland, OR USA

I know this is a simple one, but I cannot figure out how to open the Step Sequencer window in the Radias Editor software. The manual shows the window, but not hoe to get to it. I've clicked everything I can think of... help?
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axxim · Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 9:35 pm Post subject:

To open the step sequencer, doubleclick a patch and then at the very bottom you have the left 3 buttons that say ARP, SEQ1 and SEQ2. If you click one of them you get the respective seq window.

Another practical hint: The crosshair symbols with the red dot inside on every section, let you swap or copy data between the sections. For example if you have Timbre1 and Timbre2 active, clicking the crosshair before "Synth" from timbre1 and dragging it to the Synth-crosshair from timbre2 (a link arrow is displayed at the cursor), it will swap the respective synth parameters of both timbres. If you hold the ctrl key while doing this (a "+" sign is displayed), then the parameters are copied. This is applicable for all crosshairs. If you have two patches opened then you can copy these sections from one window to the other. This is very usefull if you want to assmble a new patch based on parts of other you allready have
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landonewts · Joined: 10 Oct 2010 Posts: 3 Location: Portland, OR USA

This is super helpful.

I love having the Editor software, but it's a little... well, clunky. Trying to teach myself the software, then the hardware equivalent, since the editor software will probably never be upgraded.

I got lazy after buying the synth and stuck to just modifying (or using) presets, but now I want to dig in! Also just downloaded the artist sound packs, which as super inspiring.

Anyway... thanks!
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