The step grid

The grid has up to 16 steps and sits below the settings, in both modes. Each column is a step: the numbered button on top, the lane you edit below.

Turning steps on and off

• Tap the numbered button to turn the step on or off. Drag across several to do the same to all of them.
• A step that is off is a rest. In Arp mode, the note waits and moves to the next step that is on.
• The step that is playing lights up. In Arp mode, its button shows the notes it just played, rest on a rest and chord on a chord.

The lanes

Pick the lane in the selector above the grid and draw by dragging your finger or the mouse across the columns. Next to the selector, a hint explains the chosen lane.

• A tie that lands on a rest ends the note at the rest.
• With Ratchet and Tie on the same step, the last hit is the one that carries on.
• In Arp mode, a Chord step does not move the order on: the next step picks up where it was.

The grid's length

On the right, under Length, the − and + buttons change the number of steps, from 1 to 16. Steps past that length are dimmed and don't play.

Rhythm: 10 ready-made rhythms

Rhythm fills the grid with a ready-made rhythm. It turns steps on and off and sets Velocity, Length, Ratchet and Tie, over 16 steps. In Step Seq, each step's note stays as it was.