Step 1: Low Foundation Anchor (C2 - Octave 1)
Every iconic multi-octave arpeggio starts with a strong low-frequency pulse to ground the pattern.
We start in **Octave 1** with **C2** (row 12) on step 1 and **G2** (row 19, the fifth) on step 2 to anchor the low end.
Step 2: Rising Mid Register (C3 - Octave 2)
Now we climb into **Octave 2** across steps 3-6.
We sequence **C3** (row 24), **D#3** (row 27, Minor 3rd), **G3** (row 31, Perfect 5th), and **A#3** (row 34, Minor 7th). Notice how the auto-fitting grid view smoothly expands to fit the multi-octave climb!
Step 3: High Octave Peak Accent (C4 to C5 - Octave 3)
To create the signature high-octave energy burst, we reach into **Octave 3**.
We sequence **C4** (row 36), **D#4** (row 39), **G4** (row 43), and hit the high peak accent at **C5** (row 48) on step 10! Use the **[View Shift]** control (`▲ +1 Oct`) to center your focus on the high register peak.
Step 4: Cascading Downward Run (Complete 3-Octave Cycle)
Finally, we complete the 16-step cycle with a rapid cascading descent back down through Octaves 3 and 2.
Steps 11-16 step down **G4** (row 43), **D#4** (row 39), **C4** (row 36), **G3** (row 31), **D#3** (row 27), and **C3** (row 24).
Press **▶ Play** to audition the full 3-octave synth sequence. Try switching **Audio Pitch** to `+12st` or `-12st` to hear how this pattern transforms across different synth engines!