You can certainly initialize a Voice - see page 52 of the MOXF Reference Manual, Job [F1]INIT. Editing allows the Waveform for Elements to be selected, as shown on pages 38-39, [F1]OSC > [SF1]WAVE. There are some basic Sine, Saw, Square, etc., Waveforms available - search the Data List for those terms.

5pinDIN - 21 April 2016 08:43 AM

You can certainly initialize a Voice - see page 52 of the MOXF Reference Manual, Job [F1]INIT. Editing allows the Waveform for Elements to be selected, as shown on pages 38-39, [F1]OSC > [SF1]WAVE. There are some basic Sine, Saw, Square, etc., Waveforms available - search the Data List for those terms.

Thanks :-)

I’m still having great fun with my MOXF6 :)

One thing though, I think my keyboard might be too small to play Bohemian Rhapsody properly!

I’ve been looking on youtube for ‘how to play videos’ and just concentrating on the main riff at the moment. I might need a bigger keyboard for this looking at the video!

I’m glad you haven’t run out of things to do with your MOXF. :-)

I suspect that Bohemian Rhapsody is a bit of a challenge for any keyboard, and most keyboardists.

For anyone unfamiliar with it…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Rhapsody

I’m trying to learn one section at a time but am struggling. I need some proper lessons I think because my fingers keep slipping off the black keys

I finally found the time to play around with creating my own Arp, and after a bit of fiddling around and cursing I managed it. This could turn into an obsession now ;-)

Is it possible to apply an arp to a performance? Using the layer button I layered 3 voices and saved them as a performance, but I don’t seem to be able to apply an arp to the whole lot.

I will try to answer your question.
if I make a mistake, hopefully someone will correct me.
Arps are applied to Voices.
5 for each one.
in a Performance, there are 4 Parts.
Voices in a Performance, are now called Parts.
(this is important. to communicate with others, we need to have agreed upon definitions of terms.)
now each Part in a Performance, thus can have 5 possible Arp’s.
also, you can have all the Arps (1 at a time for each Part), turned on.
or all turned off.
or any combination of them on.
also, you can set each of their Note Ranges.
hope this helps.
oh, and as far as I know there is no global Arp feature for the whole Performance.
just btw, it has been helpful for me, to see my Motif, as a computer, with Menus, and then Sub-menus, and then Sub Sub-menus........ just like on a computer.

chasmanian - 13 June 2016 09:05 PM

I will try to answer your question.
if I make a mistake, hopefully someone will correct me.
Arps are applied to Voices.
5 for each one.
in a Performance, there are 4 Parts.
Voices in a Performance, are now called Parts.
(this is important. to communicate with others, we need to have agreed upon definitions of terms.)
now each Part in a Performance, thus can have 5 possible Arp’s.
also, you can have all the Arps (1 at a time for each Part), turned on.
or all turned off.
or any combination of them on.
also, you can set each of their Note Ranges.
hope this helps.
oh, and as far as I know there is no global Arp feature for the whole Performance.
just btw, it has been helpful for me, to see my Motif, as a computer, with Menus, and then Sub-menus, and then Sub Sub-menus........ just like on a computer.

Thanks :)