Play Modes

• Arp (Only), the entire keyboard range will be used as input for arpeggiator
• Split. In Split Mode, the lower octave plays arpeggiated patterns, while the higher octave is free for playing melodies or accompaniment independently. This mode is designed for you to perform melodies in higher octave while playing arpeggiation in the lower octaves, allowing you to quickly put down your fresh ideas.

MIDI Recording

STEP 1: To begin, click “Record MIDI” underneath the Variation Slider. Once Eternal Arp receives a MIDI signal, it will start recording. You can continue jamming with your MIDI device or use a sequenced MIDI input from your DAW.

STEP 2: Click “Stop Recording “ to end the recording process.

STEP 3: A “Drag & Drop MIDI” button will appear; click this button and drag the MIDI file into your DAW. To capture the notes again, click the retry button and repeat the process.