The Micron isn't a machine that you can just merely power up and expect to sound like an instant synthesis genius ( unless you want to only rely upon its presets ), you have to dive in head first and experiment. If you screw up somewhere along the line if you change too many things ?? That's not a problem because you can always reset a Micron to its original factory settings. That's what too many people don't realize about this machine. It wasn't designed to make synthesis easy, the Micron was designed to make players work for the sounds that they might want to achieve as opposed to the crappy MicroKorg with its clickety clackety keys. Long story short … You don't need tutorial's. Get in there and tweak some sliders, and knobs, and program parameters. You'll be glad you did.

In that case what is the purpose of your video?

Um, this isn't my video ??

Doh!....must check who is commenting before I reply...sorry...but anyway I don't see much point in the video ...I was hoping to get a bit more insight into the arpeggio feature and google directed me to it ....its helps nobody really...I have done some serious manual studying and am getting to grips with setups now and navigating the menus...its a nice machine

sbilts i see arpeggios....