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Step sequencer playback and recording

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Saving patterns

  ①   While pressing 

, press 

.

  ②  Press 

 or 

 to select the page.

  ③  Press a step button to select the save destination.

 

 

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    • DONE will appear on the display.

     •  Press another mode button, 

 or 

 to can-

cel saving the patch memory.

    •  The   

VALUE

 knob can also be turned to select 

save destination pattern numbers. (Press 

 to con-

firm.)

Reloading patterns

  ①   Press 

.

  ②  Press 

 or the step key that corresponds to the 

current pattern.

 

 

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    •  When a pattern is reloaded, the pattern and param-

eter data are restored to their last saved state.

Recording parameter operations
(parameter locking)

  ①  Press 

 or 

 to select the page.

 

 

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    •  During pattern playback, press a page button to 

lock to that page. Press 

 to unlock.

  ②  Press and hold the button for the step on which you 

want to change a parameter.

  ③ Use knobs and buttons to change the parameter.

 

 

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    •  Parameter recording data will not be saved if a 

pattern is not saved after parameters have been 
recorded.

    •  No parameters are recorded during STUTTER mode.

Recording parameter operations in real 

time

  ①   While pressing 

, press 

 (lights red).

  ② Press 

 to play the pattern.

 

 

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    •  If a pre-count has been set, playback will start after 

the pre-count. (The pre-count will be shown on the 
display.)

  ③ Use knobs and buttons to change parameters.

Turning parameter locking on/off

  ①  Press 

.

      When 

 is on, it lights green, and when off, it is 

unlit.

      When on, recorded parameter lock data is applied to 

change parameters.

Initializing parameter locks

  ①  Select the pattern for which you want to initialize 

parameter locks (See p.14 “Selecting patterns”).

  ②  Press and hold 

 (lights red).

  ③  Press 

.

 

 

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    •  When parameter lock data initialization has complet-

ed, CLR will be shown on the display.

Clearing note and parameter data

  ①  While pressing and holding 

, press a step 

to clear its note and parameter data.

 

 

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    •   

The LEDs blink for steps on which parame-

ters are recorded.

    •  When recording notes (

 lit red), only notes will be 

cleared.

    •  When recording parameters (

 lit red), only 

parameter data will be cleared.

    •  Normally, when 

 and 

 are lit red, note and 

parameter data will be cleared.

Synchronizing the tempo with an exter-

nal device connected to the SYNC IN

  ①  Connect the LIVEN 8bit warps SYNC IN to the exter-

nal device SYNC OUT.

  ②   Set the clock source to SYNC. (See p.27 “Setting 

the clock source”.)

Summary of Contents for LIVEN 8bit warps

Page 1: ...User s Manual User s Manual LVN 010 UM 01 EN...

Page 2: ...ime SONICWARE will bear no responsibility for any errors depicted in this document SONICWARE will bear no responsibility for any losses resulting from the use of this information functions or performa...

Page 3: ...r apply pressure to the power cord Do not use in the following environmental conditions Doing so could cause malfunction Locations in direct sunlight environments that exceed 40 C or near stoves and o...

Page 4: ...and parameter data 16 Synchronizing the tempo with an external device connected to the SYNC IN 16 Synchronizing tempo with an ELZ_1 or Pocket Operator PO 17 Step sequencer and rhythm settings 18 Chang...

Page 5: ...Use connection cables that are 3 m or shorter DC9V jack Main knobs 1 4 Display SYNC IN MIDI IN MIDI OUT LINE IN LINE OUT Headphone jack Speaker VALUE Knobs Knobs TEMPO LEDs Page buttons Buttons Step b...

Page 6: ...rehand Patch memories and patterns Patch memories are units that save settings related to sounds including synth engine parameter data Patterns are units that save performance data Up to 128 patch mem...

Page 7: ...to page but tons as follows Patch memories 1 16 lit green Patch memories 17 32 lit green Patch memories 33 48 lit green Patch memories 49 64 lit green Patch memories 65 80 lit orange Patch memories 81...

Page 8: ...ories Press The page button that corresponds to the selected patch memory lights green or orange and the LED that corresponds lights Press or the step key that corresponds to the selected patch memory...

Page 9: ...on the display For BPF this adjusts the width of the band The adjustment range is 0 127 The resonance can be changed in a range of 0 1 10 For BPF the bandwidth can be changed in a 0 1 2 0 octave rang...

Page 10: ...the reverb is not off The reverb type name is shown on the display 8 reverb types can be chosen 1 OFF 2 HALL 3 ROOM 4 ARENA ARNA on display 5 PLAT PLAT on display 6 TUNNEL TNNL on display 7 INFINITY I...

Page 11: ...DN on display Plays notes from lowest to highest to lowest to highest repeatedly 4 DOWN UP DN UP on display Plays notes from highest to lowest to highest to lowest repeatedly 5 UP DOWN U A D on displ...

Page 12: ...9 0 Step button 9 16 Step button 10 32 Step button 11 48 Step button 12 64 Step button 13 90 Step button 14 96 Step button 15 112 Step button 16 127 If the waveform editing auto step function is en ab...

Page 13: ...eforms Follow steps in Editing waveforms easy mode While pressing press Turn the VALUE knob to select the number of the waveform to be loaded Waveforms can also be selected by selecting a page key and...

Page 14: ...ge buttons correspond to the steps as fol lows Pattern 1 16 lit green Pattern 17 32 lit green Pattern 33 48 lit green Pattern 49 64 lit green Pattern 65 80 lit orange Pattern 81 96 lit orange Pattern...

Page 15: ...t step If that step includes a tied note the en tire tied note will be deleted It will not be divided While pressing and holding press to turn sequencer auto step on When this is on after any keyboard...

Page 16: ...n real time While pressing press lights red Press to play the pattern If a pre count has been set playback will start after the pre count The pre count will be shown on the display Use knobs and butto...

Page 17: ...C INT MIDI SYNC synchronization of external device using LIVEN 8bit warps clock as master Example 1 MIDI MIDI synchronization using exter nal device clock as master SYNC SYNC synchronization using ext...

Page 18: ...RMAL Overwriting steps while recording overwrite mode While pressing press lights red Changing the sequencer and arpeggiator gate time Turn the GATE swing knob The parameter is shown on the display Th...

Page 19: ...ote and a T indicates a triplet length Changing the pattern length While pressing press LENGTH Turn the VALUE knob to change the length The length is shown on the display The adjustment range is 1 128...

Page 20: ...Overwrite recording to looper tracks While pressing press the page button for a track that has recording data to overwrite it Continuous recording to looper tracks During recording pressing a page bu...

Page 21: ...looper tracks in standby for playback and then press to start pattern and loop er playback at once During pattern or looper track is playing press while pressing to stop pattern and looper play back...

Page 22: ...minimize the level of looper track 4 and maximize the level of the external input The moment looper track 4 recording completes the external input level becomes 0 and looper track 4 level is maximized...

Page 23: ...The adjustment range is MUTE 127 This can be adjusted from to 6 dB 90 is 0 dB Changing the reverb send amount While pressing lights green press LINE IN and select RVB Turn the VALUE knob to change the...

Page 24: ...tion is always enabled Turning program change transmission on off While pressing press MIDI and select TX PC Turn the VALUE knob to turn it on off ON OFF will appear on the display Program change rece...

Page 25: ...the pattern you want to export See p 14 Se lecting patterns While pressing press DATA Turn the VALUE knob and select P M Press to start transmission Regardless of data transmission status can be press...

Page 26: ...is different the backup may have failed so turn the VALUE knob while press ing to increase the communication interval before step The default value is 0 Restoring user data While pressing press the P...

Page 27: ...ning charge shown could be higher than the actual amount depending on the type of re chargeable battery Please set this correctly because it effects opera tion time Setting the master tuning Press SYS...

Page 28: ...headphone volume is shown on the display Three volume settings can be selected 1 LOUD 2 NORM 3 SOFT Set this correctly to prevent damage to the head phones or external device being used Checking the s...

Page 29: ...t waveforms 1 63 U 01 U 64 user waveforms 0 127 ON MORPH OFF Waveform 1 Waveform 2 Morphing time MEM preset waveforms 1 63 U 01 U 64 user waveforms MEM preset waveforms 1 63 U 01 U 64 user waveforms 0...

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