Elektron Monomachine - Manual (Page 63)

THE PATTERN SEQUENCER
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• Melody copy is a special copy function which copies all pitch data from the track,
but excludes parameter locks and machine selection and settings. Use this to
transport a melody between tracks you are using different machines for.
• The MACHINE selection is a shortcut for copying the machine selection and all
DATA pages, which is normally performed from the EDIT KIT window.
• All super copy functions are delayed until the [REC], [PLAY] or [STOP] key is
released. So even if you get the message “CLEAR PATTERN” it is not performed
until the [REC], [PLAY] or [STOP] key is released, so that you get the chance to
change the default action in the selection box.
• The SUPER COPY screen can only be called when in pattern, grid edit and kit edit
modes.
• You can cancel super copy/clear/paste by pressing the [EXIT/NO] key.
• The super paste operation can be undone by performing the super paste opera-
tion one more time. The message “UNDO PATTERN” will be shown in the display
(if a pattern has been copied).
SUPER CLEAR
For track, pattern and machine clear operations the default clear behavior can be replaced
by the super clear function.
1. Hold the [FUNCTION] and [PLAY] for around a second and the default message-box
will expand to a larger one including a selection box.
2. You can now release [FUNCTION] while holding [PLAY]. While still holding [PLAY], use
the [UP] and [DOWN] keys to manoeuvre the selection box.
3. When [PLAY] is released the selected clear action will be performed.
• The super clear operation can be undone by performing the super clear operation
one more time. An undo message will be shown in the display.
TEMPO
The tempo in the Monomachine is a global parameter. It is however not stored in the global
slots (see page 87). The tempo will control the playback speed of the patterns and also
tempo synchronised parameters in the Monomachine, such as the HOLD parameter, the
delay and LFO speeds and some machine parameters.
The tempo is controlled from the TEMPO screen, and can also be set by the song
sequencer.