Roland Jupiter-Xm - Basic introduction to I-Arpeggio

In this video we a give a basic introduction to using the I-Arpeggio in the Roland Jupiter-Xm.
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[@UnitE808]

Great video! Super informative and clear. Thank you, Scott! Well played, too. Really showcases the feature. Can we get this on the MC-707, please?🙃

[@DragoshHits]

This is great! Thanks!

[@eusantis]

Very good!

[@spec24]

If only Korg would put out videos explaining their gear.

[@Pulse2AM]

I want this synth! If you come up with something you want to save how do you save it?

[@tauroxavi]

How to make the arpeggiator split and sound only one octave?

[@michaelbraggs6944]

Thanks for the Information. I have a Jupiter-XM and I am wondering how I can change the rhythm without stopping the appegiator please.

[@stephanearnoux]

So much !

[@417salior]

Yes, very helpful. However, the big problem is that when as I change the rhythm knob the tempo always reverts back to a "default" tempo bpm. It's horrible if you are trying to select an arpeggio type or rhythm type because the tempo constantly changes back to the default bpm. How can I fix this?!

[@marcusfreeweb]

If I don't want these fast trills included, can I switch them off? A little too busy for me.

[@dejangaletic7884]

How to send arrpeggio to midi out?

[@marcusfreeweb]

It does not??

[@dejangaletic7884]

@@marcusfreeweb it does

[@alexboehm7171]

it is 2020 and you came up with the name.... I-Arpeggio. Guys....