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Latigo • User Guide 4

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• Default: Restores the part that was selected when you entered the Edit Page. This is useful if you have

made changes to a pattern that you want to take back.

This option can only remember changes and restore default settings until you leave the Edit Page.

• No Change: No Change means that the Track will continue to play the previously playing Pattern

chosen.

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Mute: Any key in every Style can be assigned to mute any Tracks. These are called Track Mute Keys and

• Quantize: Quantize is also only available for Fill Patterns and works in the same way as the Quantize

feature on the Play Page. Technically Quantize removes all percussion hits busier than an 1/8th note

timing.

< The Part Parameters

The same global features for the whole instrument found on the Play Page are also available for individual

Parts, Patterns and Tracks, as well as a few more. You may be surprised at just how much you can shape and

mould each performance in every Style.

To edit Part Parameters you must first select the Parts, Tracks or Patterns you wish to change.

The first row of features in the Part Parameters should already be quite familiar to you since a lot of them exist

on the Play page as global controls.

removed. For example when 1/8 is set all 16th notes are removed, they don’t fall within the 8th note

timing grid.

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Swing: Swing pushes the timing of the selected Tracks towards a triplet feel. In the situation where an

Track is already naturally playing a triplet feel, the Swing control will push the triplet beats to an even

later position in the bar.

• Complexity:This parameters thins out the Part removing the less important percussion hits. An algorithm

automatically evaluates the most important percussion hits based on volume and bar position.

Coupled with Quantize, the Complexity feature allows a lot of flexibility for making variations of grooves

they would naturally play.