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Page two, notes’ scale: move the potentiometer to scroll through the
various scales available. Each scale is associated with a different color-code:
Please note that all the mentioned scales are C scales
Default settings:
• Threshold: medium (potentiometer at 12 o’clock);
• Scale: chromatic;
• MIDI channel: 1;
• LEDs brightness: high (potentiometer at 3 o’clock);
Page four, LEDs brightness: this page is more about aesthetics and
ambiance. The Garden Listener has extra bright LEDs. Moving the Action
Potentiometer will modify LEDs’ brightness, you can set your desired light
intensity by looking at the purple LED’s brightness being affected by the
potentiometer movement. If you like to perform with your modular synth in
the darkness, set the brightness to maximum and enjoy the light show!
Once you’re done with your settings, press again the Action Push Button to exit the menu.
Please remember that all these settings cannot be saved and the Garden Listener will revert
to its default settings when it’s turned on again in the future.
Chromatic scale Chromatic scale Major scale Major scale Minor scale Minor scale Indian scale Indian scale Arabic scale Arabic scale
Page three, MIDI channel: you can set the module to different MIDI channels, from channel
1 up to channel 16, by entering this page.
By default, your module is on channel 1. On this page, the five LEDs act as bits and they will
have value 1 when lighted on and 0 when lighted off; by moving the Action Potentiometer,
the Garden Listener will display a binary number which will show you the MIDI channel.
Don’t worry! We know binary numbers are not an easy task for everyone, so here is a table
for you of each MIDI channel and the corresponding color-code.