As far as I can tell, the only way to record an arp into the sequencer is by the real-time method. Because of this method, getting exact timing down of playing the chords can be tricky... especially the first one since you are both hitting the record button and playing a chord at (almost) the same time.
Putting in chords via the step recording is best, since the timing is dead-on, but it doesn't seem like you can arp the chords after the fact. Am I missing something or is there a better way to sequence arps where their timing is dead-on?
Sequencing arps
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