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4. Second block: trigger, gate and CV tamer
This block has the task of generating trigger, gate and CV signals from the
incoming MIDI data. Every time a MIDI note reaches this section, a pulse
is sent to the trigger output and a stepped pulse to the gate output.
Both trigger and gate amplitudes can be modulated from 0V to 5V via the
two dedicated potentiometers, acting either like standard trigger and gate
outputs or dry/wet controls for external noises and effects.
CV signals can be filtered and tamed via the Octave selector which allows
them to exit only if they belong to certain octave ranges.
CV LED’s brightness depends on the output voltage. Even if the LED
doesn’t blink, you may have low voltages coming out.
You can think about the Octave selector like a 3-band EQ:
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SECOND BLOCK
Switch A filters the CV
signals making sure that
only signals generated
by notes belonging to
the octaves
C-1 - C1
pass through;
Switch B filters the CV
signals making sure that
only signals generated
by notes belonging to
the octaves
C2 - C5
pass through;
Switch C filters the CV
signals making sure that
only signals generated
by notes belonging to
the octaves
C6 - C8 pass through;
The following combinations are also available: Switch A + B ( from C-1
to C3 ) and Switch B + C ( from C4 to C8 ). All the remaining
combinations (all the switches on, off, and A + C) deactivate
the EQ and allow all the CV signals to pass through.
Once you set up the switches, press the Save button to
actually activate the Octave selector; a small light show will
be performed indicating that the preset has been saved.
OCT
AV
E