Making your own Arpeggio data (Data that responds to chord changes are called “Arpeggios”), you can also select a drum Arpeggio, which doesn’t respond to chord changes but can be triggered (started) by touching the Keys.

Recording your own Arpeggios is quite an advanced feature. First, you need to learn to use the MOXF Sequencer.
How do you stand on setting up, recording, and playing back data using the Sequencer?

Bad Mister wrote:

Making your own Arpeggio data (Data that responds to chord changes are called “Arpeggios”), you can also select a drum Arpeggio, which doesn’t respond to chord changes but can be triggered (started) by touching the Keys.

Recording your own Arpeggios is quite an advanced feature. First, you need to learn to use the MOXF Sequencer.
How do you stand on setting up, recording, and playing back data using the Sequencer?

Hello.

I am also learning about the moxf6 and the arpeggio function as the creator of this topic. I know how to make a pattern and save it so I can use it like an arpeggio.

But... is it possible to use more than 4 voices?

I mean, I know that it is possible to use 4 arpeggios at the same time. The problem is that I have made a pattern with more than 4 voices.

I have been looking for a function to mix tracks preserving the different voices in the pattern mode, but I dont find anything.

Thanks in advance.

I know how to make a pattern and save it so I can use it like an arpeggio.

Arpeggios can adjust to chord quality, Pattern do not. So I'm unclear about what you are referring to when you say you can "use it like an arpeggio".

You say you know that it is possible to use 4 Arpeggios at a time - so No, is the answer, but you know this already.

Can you tell us HOW you are using PATTERN?