Learn button
The
Learn
button is used to create and save custom scales. Pressing this button enters Learn mode,
indicated by the button turning red. If you enter Learn mode by accident, just press the button again to
exit with no changes.
Learn mode allows you to create a new scale and save it into one of the 30 scale slots. Custom scales
can be recalled even after you power the module down.
See Tutorial 2: Create Your Own Scale with Learn Mode (page 9), and the Learn Mode section (page
14) for details.
Learn jack
The
Learn
jack is used in Learn mode to input notes in a scale. A CV/Gate keyboard or sequencer can
be patched into the
Pitch
and
Learn
jacks. Each time the
Learn
jack receives a trigger or gate, the
Pitch
jack will be read and used to create a new note in the scale. See Tutorial 2: Create Your Own
Scale with Learn Mode (page 9), and the Learn Mode section (page 14) for more details on using this
jack.
Outside of Learn mode, the
Learn
jack is not used (any gates received by this jack are ignored).
Freeze button and jack
The
Freeze
feature allows you to “freeze” a subset of oscillators while the remaining oscillators behave
normally. A frozen oscillator will not respond to changes in its frequency via the
Pitch
,
Root
,
Spread
,
Scale
or
Detune
knobs or jacks. However, frozen oscillators will still respond to waveform and mixing/
panning changes via the
Twist
,
Warp
,
Cross FM
, and
Balance
knobs and jacks. The
Stereo Mode
and
# Oscillators
shift functions allow you to adjust the panning and the enabled/disabled state of
frozen oscillators.
When the
Freeze
button is pressed or a trigger is detected on the
Freeze
jack, certain oscillators will
freeze at whichever frequency they happen to be at that moment. The
Freeze
button will turn blue to
indicate that some oscillators are frozen. Pressing the button again or firing a trigger into the jack will
unfreeze the oscillators and the button will turn back to its normal yellow color.
The subset of oscillators which get frozen is determined by the
Freeze Mode
shift function. There are
three options: freeze only the lowest (root) oscillator, freeze the bottom subset of oscillators (e.g. 1–8 if
16 oscillators are enabled), or freeze the odd-numbered oscillators. See the Freeze Mode section (page
16) for a complete discussion.
The
Freeze
button is also used to access the
Shift
features.
Holding down this button while turning one
of the knobs that has a
Shift
feature (
# Oscillators
,
Crossfading
,
Stereo Mode
,
Freeze Mode
) will
modify the shift parameter instead of the main parameter. See the Shift Features section (page 15).
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