Arpeggiator Explained - Analog Four MK2 

No problem! Happy to help.

Thank you! I appreciate that

Glad to help!

Hell yeah brotha!

Yes thank you! Totally forgot to mention that because that’s something you can do on other arps too.

Yes! All you have to do is hold down the trig and then play the chord while doing it but you'll notice that the arpeggio will technically only play for one step so you need to goto the NOTE menu and adjust the LEN parameter to choose how long you want the arpeggio to play. IMO it's easier to record the arpeggiator in live recording mode however you do have to make sure you're in time when you do that. Or you could record it live by holding the chord down for the length you want and adjust the micro timing or just copy/paste the trig to another trig. Either way works great.

As far as I know, you can’t do that on AF but the Octatrack you can for sure send midi arp out so you might wanna look into an Octatrack

No prob! The arp is on and set to “UP” as well as the RNG is set to “3” so it’s basically playing the note C in 3 octaves.

@@Ponchy I think I'm doing exactly what you do in the video but the sequence plays the root note of the arp on the first trig and that's it!

p.s. - I really appreciate your help! You make it all look so easy.

@@awpMusic1haha I appreciate you sayin that!

@@awpMusic1 ah I think you might have legato on then, is that the case?