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Based on the Deluge Manual – Amadeus Edition (draft). Being updated for community firmware up to C1.3.

8.1 Arpeggiator

Each synth clip contains an arpeggiator. The arp settings are contained in the voice section of the sound editor parameters. An arp automatically steps through a sequence of notes and across octaves in a pre-defined way. By default the arp is off for most factory synth presets, and new synth instruments created.

Setting the arpeggiator

  1. Press Clip to select clip view. This is indicated by the clip button illuminated blue.
  2. Select synth by pressing Synth if not already selected. The synth button illuminates red.
  3. Using the shortcut options to access the arp parameters directly, e.g. press Shift + Mode. Alternatively use nested menus by pressing SelectSelect and then turning SelectSelect to navigate to Arpeggiator sub-menu option within the VOICE menu. Options via the menu or directly from the Shift + shortcuts are:
    • MODE : pattern style: up, down, both, random or off for arpeggios.
    • SYNC : Sets the time interval of the sync for the arpeggiator or OFF to deactivate tempo sync. Options are 2 bar, 1 bar, 2nd notes, 4th notes, 8th notes, 16th notes, 32nd, 64th notes and 128th notes. (384th Resolution). Triplet 3/2 TPLTS and Dotted 2/3 DTTED sync options also available.
    • NUMBER OF OCTAVES : Sets the range of the arpeggiator notes.
    • GATE : Sets the percentage that the note trigger will fill with respect to the available time divisions.
    • RATE : Sets the arpeggiator rate when sync is off.
  4. Ensure any sequence timing and steps are taken into account when setting the arpeggiator sync and gate.
  5. Use Back/Undo or tap any grid pad once to exit sub-menu and back up a level or to back out of the sound editor.

Arpeggiator redesign C1.1

Probabilities, spread and lock C1.3

Walk and pattern modes C1.3

Chord simulator C1.3

Kit arpeggiator C1.3

Arpeggiator on MIDI and gate rows C1.3