Hi,

I just did a search for this, but couldn’t see anyone else has had this issue (or maybe I’ve missed something)…

I’ve been recording a song in the sequencer XF8, and one track I used an arpeggio. It was playing fine, but suddenly started just playing the arp on the beat. I tried to see if I’ve knocked a quantize setting somewhere, and also tried re recording the track (which sounds fine in recording, but plays back the same all notes on the beat). I also looked at the note editor, which captures all of the arpeggio notes fine too… I’m a bit baffled…

Anyone had this before and knows the solution? (Other than start the song again lol).

Thanks!

hiy there,
i guess the arp is switched on in your track.
To check
go in song mode
click mixing>edit> select the track> & check in the settings for ARP Play only, that should be off.

Hope this helps.

That all looks ok… even had a tweak to see if it made a difference… still the same…

Also, I just tried to record another arp just on a random voice.. that recorded fine. So just seems to be either that voice or track.. weird.

mrjester2 - 10 September 2019 04:43 AM

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I’ve been recording a song in the sequencer XF8, and one track I used an arpeggio. It was playing fine, but suddenly started just playing the arp on the beat. I tried to see if I’ve knocked a quantize setting somewhere, and also tried re recording the track (which sounds fine in recording, but plays back the same all notes on the beat). I also looked at the note editor, which captures all of the arpeggio notes fine too… I’m a bit baffled…

Welcome to the forum.

Since the problem apparently only occurs during playback of a specific track, it may be that the Play FX Quantize Value is set to something other than “off”. From Song Play mode, press [F2] Play FX and check.

See Changing the rhythmic “feel” of the Song on page 141 of the XF Reference Manual for details.

It was user error… I’d adjusted the arpeggiator quantizing in the left hand pots by accident.. sorry everyone! Was obviously a long day!

I think that’s the same as the previous post mentions..