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          Strum 
            Strum is one of three articulations available in Playa (the other 
            two being Arpeggiators). The strum can be Up, Down or Alternating. 
            Strum time can be independently set to Total (0-600 milliseconds) | 
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          | or Gap (0-200 milliseconds) | 
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          Both the timing and velocity 
            of the strum can be humanised. The velocity follows a log law making 
            it useful over much of its range. 
            The strum articulation, when set to a short duration, is particularly 
            good at giving a human feel to chord playing. A longer duration gives 
            guitar style strums. | 
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          Synchronised Arpeggiator 
            The Sync'd Arp has a four octave range and six modes:- Up, Down, Up&Down, 
            Down&Up, Up&Down2 and Down&Up2. 
            The gate determines the note length. | 
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          | This Arp is synchronised to 
            your hosts BPM clock. The ratio runs from 1 bar to 1/32nd of a bar 
            in standard, dotted and triplet time. | 
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          Freerunning Arpeggiator 
            This Arp is not synchronised to your hosts BPM clock. 
            Otherwise it's identical to the Sync'd Arp. | 
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