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Using Patterns (Pattern Mode)
This section shows how to play and record patterns of the MRT-3 in pattern mode.
Playing a Pattern
The MRT-3 has 396 read-only preset patterns (A01 � D99) and 99 read/write user patterns (U01 � U99). To select and play a pattern, proceed as follows.
NOTE
In the factory default condition, all user patterns are empty.
1.
Press the [PATTERN] key. The [PATTERN] key lights up and the MRT-3 goes into pattern mode. The display shows the bank and number of the currently selected pattern.
Bank (A - D, U) Pattern number
For an empty user pattern, "E" is shown here.
A01
2.
Using Patterns (Pattern Mode) Use the [VALUE +/-] keys to select the pattern number.
In pattern mode, the [VALUE +/-] keys serve to select the pattern. For example, if you repeatedly press the [VALUE +] key, the patterns are switched in the order U01 ... U99 �A01 ... A99 � B01 ... B99 � C01 ... C99 � D01 ... D99 � U01.
3.
To directly switch the bank, press the [FUNCTION] key and then use the [VALUE +/-] keys. This switches only the bank and keeps the pattern number.
D05
HINT
@05
The [FUNCTION] key serves for making various settings of the MRT-3. The actual effect of pressing the key depends on the currently selected mode and on which other keys are used together with it.
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