Tone Track - Echo & Arp

1. Connecting to Track 3

2. Adding Notes with Echo

3. Using Track FX

4. Using the Arp

4. Filter Notes with WARP

1. Connecting to Track 3

Add a synth or any tone based instrument to an audio track. We're using "Phoenix" from Gadget.
Connect Prism to the audio track and filter the MIDI input input to channel 3 as we’ll use track 3 in Prism.

2. Adding Notes with Echo

Using ECHO

The [ECHO] feature lets you select and play the sequence notes from another track.

What makes [ECHO] powerful is that multiple tracks can play the same sequence simultaneously—but each can start at a different point, play for a different length, run at a different speed, and apply unique effects and transformations.

Let's setup track 3 with ECHO

1. Track Select State -> Track 3

2. SEQ Setup

3. Press ECHO

4. Select the source track to ECHO

5. Go back to SEQ

Track 3's SEQ trig values are now locked to track 2.

3. Using Track FX

Tone tracks have a series of FX that can be applied. The FX button will display the last used FX for quick access. Press it again or long press to access the main FX selector screen.

4. Using the Arp

Tap any FX to access it's editor. Let's check out a fan favorite - ARP.

Turning the arp on

Drag the style param to turn the arp on and set a primary play mode

Let's make something interesting

1. Apply some choke

2. Change the # of arp steps

3. Pitch shift an arp step

4. Filter Notes with WARP

Let’s return to WARP to further shape the arpeggiator’s input.

Press "WRP" to open the WARP settings.
Drag the Note Filter to set the polyphony to 2 — this limits the input from the SEQ to just two notes.
Tap the Mode button repeatedly until it shows HIGH — this selects the two highest notes from the SEQ.
Raise the 'Oct' setting by 1 — this shifts the selected notes up by one octave.

Now, the arpeggiator will play the top two notes of your chord progression, one octave above the chord track—adding brightness and motion to the pattern.

"Alright, alright, alright"

Go ahead and press play

.For our next track we'll pull some bass out of our hat with [MELT]

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