E-Mu orbit v2 Manual De Usuario
Orbit V2 Operation Manual
16
BASIC OPERATION
• Song Examples
Because of the Repeat and Jump functions, Songs can be made as
complex as you like. Remember to set Beats mode (in the Master
menu) to “3:User Settings” if you want the Song to play back your
own Tempo, X-Factor and Preset settings.
complex as you like. Remember to set Beats mode (in the Master
menu) to “3:User Settings” if you want the Song to play back your
own Tempo, X-Factor and Preset settings.
The diagrams below show a few examples of how songs can be
constructed.
constructed.
Beat 07
Play [01]
E0
Beat 18
Play [01]
E1
GoTo E1
Play [16]
E2
Beat 48
Play [01]
E3
Beat 23
Play [01]
E4
Stop
Play [--]
E5
16 times
S21
In the above example, beat 7 plays once, and then beat 18 plays once.
At event E2, the song jumps back and repeats E0 and E1. When events
E0 and E1 have looped 16 times, the song moves on to step E3, E4,
and E5, which stops the song.
At event E2, the song jumps back and repeats E0 and E1. When events
E0 and E1 have looped 16 times, the song moves on to step E3, E4,
and E5, which stops the song.
In the above example, beats 21, 30 and 62 are simply repeated
indefinitely until you turn off Beat/Song mode.
indefinitely until you turn off Beat/Song mode.
Instead of jumping to a previous step, song 23 jumps to song 20 in the
example above. This technique might be used to add a “lead in” to a
previously stored song.
example above. This technique might be used to add a “lead in” to a
previously stored song.
Beat 02
Play [01]
E0
Beat 7
Play [01]
E0
Beat 51
Play [01]
E1
Beat 40
Play [01]
E2
GoTo S20
Play [--]
E3
Jump to Song 20
S23
S20
etc.
Beat 21
Play [01]
E0
Beat 30
Play [01]
E1
Beat 62
Play [01]
E2
GoTo E0
Play [<>]
E3
Infinite Repeat
S22