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18. TECHNICAL INFORMATION

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18. TECHNICAL INFORMATION

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Impedance balanced audio outputs

 

Main outputs level: +15 dBu 

Output impedance: 440 Ω unbalanced

Headphones output

 

Headphones out level: +15 dBu 

Output impedance: 36 Ω

Audio inputs

 

Input level: +15 dBu 

Audio input impedance: 11 kΩ 

Unit power consumption: 12 W typical
Recommended power supply: PSU-3c, 

12 V DC, 2A

HARDWARE

128 × 64 pixel OLED screen 

MIDI In/Out/Thru with DIN Sync out 

2 × 1/4” impedance balanced audio out jacks 

2 × 1/4” audio in jacks 

1 × 1/4” stereo headphone jack 

48 kHz, 24-bit D/A and A/D converters 

Electrically isolated hi-speed USB 2.0 port 

Power inlet: Center positive 5.5 × 2.5 mm barrel jack, 

12 V DC, 2A

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Sturdy steel casing 

Dimensions: W 215 × D 176 × H 63 mm 

(8.5” × 6.9” × 2.5”) (including knobs and feet) 

Weight: approximately 1.53 kg (3.37 lbs) 

100 × 100 mm VESA mounting holes. Use M4 screws 

with a max length of 7 mm. 

Maximum recommended ambient operating  

temperature: +35˚C (+96˚F)

Summary of Contents for Syntakt

Page 1: ...Syntakt User Manual...

Page 2: ...the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help European Union regulation compliance statement This product has been tested to comply with the Low Voltage...

Page 3: ...cing is required when the unit has been damaged in any way liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the unit the unit has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has b...

Page 4: ...5 4 1 ANALOG FX BLOCK ROUTING 18 6 OVERVIEW OF THE SYNTAKT DATA STRUCTURE 19 6 1 DRIVE 19 6 2 DATA STRUCTURE 19 6 2 1 PROJECT 19 6 2 2 PATTERNS 19 6 2 3 SOUNDS 19 6 3 ABOUT THE TRACKS 19 6 3 1 AUDIO...

Page 5: ...SOUND BROWSER 31 8 6 3 SOUND MANAGER 32 8 6 4 LOAD SOUND 33 8 6 5 SAVE SOUND 34 8 6 7 RENAME TRACK SOUND 34 8 6 8 INIT TRACK SOUND 34 9 THE SEQUENCER 35 9 1 SEQUENCER TEMPO 35 9 2 BASIC PATTERN OPERA...

Page 6: ...AGE 57 11 4 FLTR PAGE CC VALUE 57 11 5 AMP PAGE CC SELECT 58 11 6 LFO PAGE 58 12 FX TRACK PARAMETERS 60 12 1 EDITING THE FX TRACK PARAMETERS 60 12 2 TRIG PARAMETERS PAGE 60 12 3 SYN PARAMETERS PAGE 60...

Page 7: ...14 6 8 PRE POST FADER 77 14 7 GLOBAL FX MIX 77 14 8 SYSTEM 77 14 8 1 USB CONFIG 77 14 8 2 LED INTENSITY 78 14 8 3 REMEMBER SUBPAGE 78 14 8 4 OS UPGRADE 78 14 8 5 FORMAT DRIVE 78 14 8 6 CALIBRATION 78...

Page 8: ...B 3 SYN PARAMETERS 108 B 4 FILTER PARAMETERS 108 B 5 AMP PARAMETERS 109 B 6 LFO PARAMETERS 109 B 7 FX PARAMETERS 109 B 8 VAL PARAMETERS 110 B 9 MISC PARAMETERS 110 B 10 FX TRACK PARAMETERS 111 APPEND...

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Page 10: ...on the main panel is written as FUNC Knobs are written in upper case bold italic letters For instance the knob Level Data is called LEVEL DATA Menu names are written in upper case letters The SETTINGS...

Page 11: ...ynthesis meets digital synthesis A musical cyborg companion Your pathfinder on a new musical journey one both familiar and new You begin turning knobs finding pleasing and even unsettling sounds The b...

Page 12: ...ameter pages The secondary function opens the ANALOG FX BLOCK ROUTING menu where you set which tracks effects external sound sources are routed to the FX bus or not 6 TEMPO opens the TEMPO menu where...

Page 13: ...modifier set tings The TRIG keys are also used as a keyboard in KEYBOARD mode The secondary function for the TRIG 1 12 keys is to Quick Mute tracks The secondary function for the TRIG 13 16 keys selec...

Page 14: ...on 9 HEADPHONES Audio output for stereo headphones Use 1 4 TRS Tip Ring Sleeve phone plug 3 3 SETTING UP AND STARTING THE SYNTAKT Make sure you place the Syntakt on a stable support such as a sturdy t...

Page 15: ...the average tempo of the taps will be calculated By continuing tapping the average tem po will keep on updating For more information please see 9 1 SEQUENCER TEMPO on page 35 4 3 USING KEYBOARD MODE Y...

Page 16: ...s TRK TRIG 1 12 to select one of the twelve audio tracks 3 To change for example the cutoff of the filter press the FLTR key to open the FILTER page The parameter labeled FREQ changes the cutoff of th...

Page 17: ...ECT SENDS ANALOG DIGITAL VOICE OUTPUT AMP DRIVE FILTER MAIN MIX OUTPUTS EFFECT SENDS VOICE OUTPUTS EXTERNAL INPUTS EFFECT RETURNS MAIN F X BASE WIDTH FILTER OVERDRIVE 5 3 SEND EFFECTS ANALOG SOUND GEN...

Page 18: ...o select the routing of the corresponding tracks Trig keys 14 15 16 selects the routing for the delay reverb and external in respectively Tracks with MIDI machines allocated can not be routed In the e...

Page 19: ...and parameter locks together with the settings on the TRIG page and BPM length swing and time signature settings The pattern also contains all the parameter settings for any MIDI tracks For more info...

Page 20: ...ned to a MIDI track and several tracks can share the same channel If several tracks are assigned to the same MIDI channel the track with the lowest number has priority regarding parameter conflicts Th...

Page 21: ...ey can be used to go back one step at a time all the way to the main screen 7 2 TRIG KEYS The TRIG keys have several uses including for example trigging an audio track sound track 1 12 from the active...

Page 22: ...he parameter values jump to appropriate positions The TUNE parameter for example jumps full octaves 12 semitones 7 5 3 CONTROL ALL If you press and hold TRK and change a parameter setting this change...

Page 23: ...tave of a piano keyboard layout Only lit keys are playable Press TRK TRIG 1 12 keys to select the track you want to play Press the trig keys to change the note pitch of the sound The full range you ca...

Page 24: ...s Connect the keyboard to the Syntakt and configure the external keyboard and the Syntakt MIDI Auto Channel SETTINGS MIDI CONFIG CHANNELS to the same MIDI channel Then play the keys on the external ke...

Page 25: ...ress FUNC TRIG 13 16 to select which modifier RETRIG VELOCITY MOD A MOD B you want to set up 2 Press FUNC UP DOWN to enter the setup of the selected modifier 3 Use DATA ENTRY knobs D to set the DEST p...

Page 26: ...ones tablets It opens up several exciting possibilities of what you can do with your device for example record audio from your device directly over USB in your DAW For more information please see 14 8...

Page 27: ...op down menu make sure MY COMPUTER is selected 6 Under MY COMPUTER navigate to the files or folders you want to transfer 7 Drag and drop the files or folders to your preferred location on your device...

Page 28: ...cts Sounds can be loaded to a pattern from either the Drive sound library or the Sound pool of the active project The difference between the two is that the Drive sound library has the capacity of 204...

Page 29: ...e 1 Press FUNC SONG MODE to open the MANAGE menu 2 Select SAVE SOUND and then press YES 3 Turn the LEVEL DATA knob or use the UP DOWN keys to select an empty slot to where you want to save your sound...

Page 30: ...gives priority to the last note played LOW gives priority to the lowest note played HIGH gives priority to the highest note played PORTAMENTO Here you find settings related to the portamento For more...

Page 31: ...you can assign up to four PARAMETER page parameters to the MIDI mod wheel command CC 1 Press YES to open the menu Selecting parameters and setting modulation depth works in the same way as for PITCH B...

Page 32: ...by pressing NO SEARCH will perform a text search and list all sounds with names matching or including the text input For more information please see 7 8 THE NAMING SCREEN on page 22 on how to enter t...

Page 33: ...unds can have any number of tags but only the first two will show on the sound list Press YES to apply or remove tags Highlight SAVE and press YES to save DELETE deletes the sound or selected sounds S...

Page 34: ...export 8 6 7 RENAME TRACK SOUND Opens the NAMING menu where you can rename the active track s sound 8 6 8 INIT TRACK SOUND Sets the PARAMETER page parameters of the active track to their default valu...

Page 35: ...eady rhythm After four consecutive taps the average tempo of the taps will be calculated By continuing tapping the average tem po will keep on updating When in the TEMPO menu and with GLOBAL tempo mod...

Page 36: ...an use note trigs and lock trigs NOTE TRIGS trigger sounds or MIDI notes On the FX track they trigger the LFOs as well as the filter and amplifier envelopes LOCK TRIGS trigger parameter locks but does...

Page 37: ...will be recorded as parameter locks and add lock trigs where needed Trigs with applied Trig modifiers will also be recorded as played 3 Press PLAY to exit LIVE RECORDING mode while keeping the sequen...

Page 38: ...n external MIDI controller you must set it to send MIDI data on the Syntakt s defined AUTO CHANNEL For more information please see 14 4 3 CHANNELS on page 74 If you use an external MIDI controller the...

Page 39: ...e retrig 128 127 128 corresponds to a complete fade out during the set length 64 fades out to half the velocity during the set length 0 equals a flat velocity curve with no fade 64 fades into half vel...

Page 40: ...ttern at one eighth of the set tempo 3 4X plays the pattern back at three quarters of the tempo 3 2X plays back the pattern twice as fast as the 3 4X setting 2X makes the pattern play at twice the BPM...

Page 41: ...RDING mode 1 Press RECORD to enter GRID RECORDING mode 2 Press TRIG to add a Note trig or FUNC TRIG key to add a Lock trig and to where you want to perform a parameter lock 3 Press and hold the TRIG k...

Page 42: ...e when FILL is false A trig with this trig condition is active when you are not in FILL mode PRE is true if the most recently evaluated trig condition on the same track was true PRE and PRE conditions...

Page 43: ...ATA ENTRY knob E to set the SWING ratio to 51 80 The default setting is equal spacing 50 9 9 6 COPY PASTE AND CLEAR OPERATIONS Patterns tracks track pages and trigs can be copied pasted and cleared Th...

Page 44: ...ARY SAVE PATTERN command will not save the pattern permanently and any changes will be lost if you load another project If you wish to save your changes per manently you should use SAVE TO PROJ in the...

Page 45: ...or the row Press TEMPO to open the TEMPO menu for the currently selected row s pattern Here you can also set the swing You can also press YES while highlighting the BPM parameter to open the TEMPO men...

Page 46: ...YES to move the playhead to this row You can also use the TRIG 1 12 keys to preview and play the track sounds from the pattern on the playhead row 9 11 3 PLAYING A SONG 1 Press SONG MODE and then pres...

Page 47: ...re automatically saved as they are created and edited However it is recommend ed that you use the SAVE TO PROJ option in the SONG menu and you must save the project if you wish to keep the songs befor...

Page 48: ...y time you press this key combination the parameters randomize in a new way The TRIG PARAMETER page can not be randomized Press PARAMETER key NO to reset the PARAMETER page to its last saved state 10...

Page 49: ...his page control the analog and digital sound synthesis of the selected machine and these parameters vary depending on what machine is selected The parameters for the BD Classic machine are shown here...

Page 50: ...bandwidth of the frequency range that the EQ affects This value is often referred to as Q The higher the Q value the narrower the bandwidth A broad bandwidth boosts or cuts a larger band of fre quenci...

Page 51: ...set to 127 the filter functions as a high pass filter with BASE adjusting the frequency range With BASE set to 0 and WIDTH set to 127 the filter does not affect the sound 10 6 AMP PAGE 1 The AMP page...

Page 52: ...erb effect For more informa tion please see 13 3 REVERB on page 67 10 6 8 PAN Pan positions the sound in the stereo field The knob function is bipolar with 0 being the balanced mid point L64 sends all...

Page 53: ...plitude as this is so central to the character of a drum Each track also has an additional amp enve lope Selecting a drum oriented machine will default the amp envelope to an AHD envelope with infinit...

Page 54: ...ave cycle where the LFO will start when it is trigged 0 makes the LFO start at the beginning of a complete wave cycle 64 makes it start at the center A small square at the start of the waveform shows...

Page 55: ...o a BPM value settings that generate a value of 1 in the table gives that the LFO will do one full cycle in the time it takes the sequencer to advance 16 steps MULT S P D 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256 512...

Page 56: ...note that should be sent by the MIDI track C0 G10 11 2 2 NOT2 NOT4 Note 2 4 will add more notes offset from the root note by the selected values to a note trig This makes it possible for a MIDI track...

Page 57: ...e that this parameter cannot be parameter locked 11 3 2 BANK Bank sends a bank change message on CC 0 MSB 11 3 3 SBNK Sub Bank sends a bank change message on CC 32 LSB 11 3 4 PROG Program Change sends...

Page 58: ...n and depth on this page Press LFO to access this parameter page 11 6 1 SPD Speed sets the speed of the LFO Try settings of 8 16 or 32 to sync the LFO to straight beats The pa rameter is bipolar The L...

Page 59: ...never restarting or stopping even if notes are trigged TRIG makes the LFO restart when a note is trigged HOLD makes the LFO run free in the background but when a note is trigged the LFO output level i...

Page 60: ...ge 12 2 1 LEN Trig Length sets the length of the trig In LIVE RECORDING mode the duration of pressing the TRIG keys overrides this general setting 12 2 2 PROB Trig Probability sets the probability tha...

Page 61: ...envelope 12 4 3 SUS Sustain Level sets the sustain level of the filter envelope 12 4 4 REL Release Time sets the length of the release phase of the filter envelope 12 4 5 FREQ Frequency sets the cutof...

Page 62: ...e inverted amplitude envelope effects sends panning and volume Press AMP to access this parameter page 12 6 1 ATK Attack Time sets the length of the attack phase of the amp envelope 12 6 2 HOLD Hold T...

Page 63: ...For more information please see 13 3 REVERB on page 67 12 6 10 PAN Pan positions the sound in the stereo field The knob function is bipolar with 0 being the balanced mid point L64 sends all sound to t...

Page 64: ...page 12 8 1 SPD Speed sets the speed of the LFO Try settings of 8 16 or 32 to sync the LFO to straight beats The knob is bipolar The LFO cycle can be played backward by using negative values 12 8 2 M...

Page 65: ...note is trigged HOLD makes the LFO run free in the background but when a note is trigged the LFO output level is latched and held still until the next note is trigged ONE The LFO starts when a note is...

Page 66: ...everb Use the DATA ENTRY knobs A H to change the parameters DELAY controls the character reverb send and volume of the delay send effect REVERB controls the character and volume of the reverb send eff...

Page 67: ...signal to be sent to the Reverb 13 2 8 VOL Mix Volume adjusts the volume of the Delay output signal The parameters on the DELAY parameter page can be controlled by the sequencer using the FX Track Fo...

Page 68: ...page 60 13 4 MIXER PAGE 1 The INTERNAL MIXER 1 page is where you can access the TRACK LEVEL parameters of the track 1 8 audio tracks Press FUNC LFO to access this parameter page 13 4 1 TRK 1 8 Sets t...

Page 69: ...ut For more information please see 14 6 1 EXTERNAL IN on page 76 12 3 3 DEL Delay Send sets the amount of audio from the INPUT L R inputs that is sent through to the delay effect For more information...

Page 70: ...ou choose a slot to save the active project to You can also press FUNC SETTINGS to access this screen 14 1 3 MANAGE PROJECTS Manage Projects launches the PROJECT MANAGER menu Selecting a project in th...

Page 71: ...data will remain unchanged A prompt appears when you select this option Press YES to clear or NO to cancel the operation Note that no kit information will be permanently lost until the pattern is sav...

Page 72: ...routing settings for the active pattern ROUTE TO MAIN Use this option to customize which of the 12 tracks 2 effects Delay Reverb that sends audio to the MAIN OUT outputs Use the TRIG 1 12 keys and th...

Page 73: ...tomatically Please note that you must use a MIDI interface that supports the Turbo MIDI protocol OUT PORT FUNCTIONALITY selects what type of signal the MIDI OUT port will send MIDI makes it possible f...

Page 74: ...RPN will when active make it possible to control Syntakt parameters from an external MIDI device sending CC NRPN data 14 4 3 CHANNELS This menu handles the MIDI channel configuration TRACK 1 12 select...

Page 75: ...change depending on the selection made in the left column Press the RIGHT arrow key to access this column Use the UP DOWN keys or the TRACK LEVEL knob to select what will be sent Press YES to initiate...

Page 76: ...eys signal do not send to the effects 14 6 4 USB IN Sets where the incoming audio from the class compliant device is routed to in the Syntakt s signal path This parameter is only available when USB CO...

Page 77: ...t send audio to MAIN OUT still send audio on separate outputs in Overbridge 14 7 GLOBAL FX MIX In the GLOBAL FX MIX menu you can select several parameter pages whose parameters will when select ed act...

Page 78: ...Syntakt OS file from the Elektron website 2 Connect the Elektron device to the computer via USB 3 Open the Transfer application on your computer 4 On the Transfer CONNECTIONS page set the MIDI IN and...

Page 79: ...em perature is outside of the normal operating range 20 25C The unit will automatically use the most optimal calibration data set available The device can hold up to two extra sets of user calibration...

Page 80: ...tialized with factory preset patterns sounds and settings Sound banks A E will be overwritten with the factory sounds If you wish to keep the active project remember to save it to a Drive project slot...

Page 81: ...machine is used alongside the Syntakt The Syntakt can stop start and control the tempo of the bass machine 1 Prepare a bassline pattern on the bass machine 2 Connect the output of the bass machine to...

Page 82: ...o MIDI 3 In the same menu set OUTPUT to MIDI 4 Press FUNC SYN and then use the ARROW keys to navigate to the MIDI machine and then press YES to select the MIDI machine on the active track 5 Press SYN...

Page 83: ...ETER key NO reloads all parameters on that parameter page from its last saved state TRK TRIG 1 12 NO reloads the sound from its last saved state MENU ACCESS FUNC SONG MODE opens the SOUND SETTINGS men...

Page 84: ...PARAMETERS Press DATA ENTRY knob NO to reset the parameter to the default value PARAMETER key PLAY to reset all the parameters in the selected parameter page to default values RANDOMIZE PARAMETERS Pr...

Page 85: ...DWARE 128 64 pixel OLED screen MIDI In Out Thru with DIN Sync out 2 1 4 impedance balanced audio out jacks 2 1 4 audio in jacks 1 1 4 stereo headphone jack 48 kHz 24 bit D A and A D converters Electri...

Page 86: ...ellstr m Taylor Morken Jimmy Myhrman Viktor Nilsson Jean Michel Pepin Mattias Rickardsson Patrik Rinvall Cenk Say nl Alex Schetter Martin Sigby David Smallbone Tizard Ann Sofie Str ng Che Thomas G sta...

Page 87: ...ighlighted machine and assign it to the track You can also open the MACHINE menu by quickly pressing SYN twice The machines available for selection depend on the voice type of the selected track Any t...

Page 88: ...ain amount into the digital overdrive SD VINTAGE TUNE Tune offsets the incoming note value This parameter is bipolar A setting of 0 leaves the pitch unchanged SWEP Pitch Sweep sets the amount of sweep...

Page 89: ...orts the sound DEC Decay sets the length of the decay phase of the machines internal amp envelope BAL Balance sets the balance between noise 0 and FM body 127 Both will play at equal strength at a val...

Page 90: ...hen modu late it with an LFO with DEPTH set to 32 will create full range pulse width modulation SRR Sample Rate Reduction sets the amount of sample rate reduction BR Bit Reduction sets the bit rate Th...

Page 91: ...Tune offsets the incoming note value This parameter is bipolar A setting of 0 leaves the pitch unchanged FORM Form approximates different physical materials and objects by altering the ratios spacing...

Page 92: ...alues as usual Disable the parameters again by repeating the activation procedure Press SYN once to access this parameter page CHAN Channe sets the MIDI channel the track sends MIDI data to If you set...

Page 93: ...ecifies the CC commands whose values you control controlled by the parameters on the AMP PAGE 1 CC VALUE page The selectable commands are the standard MIDI Control Change Messages 1 119 Please note th...

Page 94: ...e sets the pitch of the second modulating oscillator FM S FM Sweep Time sets the pitch sweep time of the second modulating oscillator FM A FM Amount sets the amount of frequency modulation the second...

Page 95: ...ep Time sets the pitch sweep time SDEP Sweep Depth sets the depth of the pitch sweep DEC Decay sets the length of the decay phase WAVE Waveform sets the waveform There are five waveforms to choose fro...

Page 96: ...hase of the first modulated oscillator and consequently the whole drum sound FM A FM Amount sets the amount of frequency modulation the second oscillator subjects the first oscillator to NDEC Noise De...

Page 97: ...Overdrive sets the gain amount into the analog overdrive SD HARD TUNE Tune sets the pitch of the oscillators The interval between them is fixed STIM Sweep Time sets the pitch sweep time SDEP Sweep De...

Page 98: ...positive sweeps are possible STIM Sweep Time sets the length of the sweep from the depth set by SDEP Low values result in snappy sweeps high values result in longer sweeps ATK Attack sets the length...

Page 99: ...o different waveforms for oscillator 1 sine sinesaw and five different waveforms for oscillator 2 sine skewed sine triangle sinesaw saw Mixes the oscillators R Ring modulation FM Frequency modulation...

Page 100: ...aning they are disabled and do not send out any data Press and hold FUNC and then press the DATA ENTRY knobs to enable them You can then use the DATA ENTRY knobs to set the parameter values as usual D...

Page 101: ...ter change Press AMP to access this parameter page SEL1 SEL8 CC 1 8 Select specifies the CC commands whose values you control controlled by the parameters on the AMP PAGE 1 CC VALUE page The selectabl...

Page 102: ...the analog overdrive OH CLASSIC TUNE Tune sets the pitch of the oscillators of the open hihat DEC Decay sets the length of the decay phase NCOL Noise Color sets the timbral color OVER Overdrive sets...

Page 103: ...t DEC Decay sets the length of the hihat sound RST Osc Reset activate to reset the oscillators for each triggering of the sound or deactivate to let the oscillators run free ON OFF OVER Overdrive sets...

Page 104: ...it Decay sets the top decay DEC Tail Decay sets the tail decay HIT sets the level of the hit sound component TIMB sets the level of the timbral sound component WASH sets the level of the wash sound co...

Page 105: ...can be used to ping the filter to create tom sounds On the FLTR page set the filter FREQ parameter to around 48 and the RESO parameter to a high value and then trig the machine Another use case for th...

Page 106: ...7 MIDI FLTR page Here you can set the values of up to eight assignable CC commands The default value of the param eters on this page is OFF meaning they are disabled and do not send out any data Press...

Page 107: ...1 CC VALUE page The selectable commands are the standard MIDI Control Change Messages 1 119 Please note that the MIDI machine only has one LFO DISABLE MACHINE DISABLED There are no parameters on the S...

Page 108: ...hich machine is selected The CC NRPN value for a specific parameter is instead based on its position in the UI and is denoted here by which data entry knob controls that parameter SOURCE Parameter CC...

Page 109: ...2 depth are high resolution parameters with CC LSB values LFO 1 Parameter CC MSB CC LSB NRPN MSB NRPN LSB Speed 102 60 1 32 Multiplier 103 1 33 Fade In Out 104 1 34 Destination 105 1 35 Waveform 106 1...

Page 110: ...2 12 Lowpass Filter 91 2 13 Mix Volume 92 2 15 EXTERNAL IN MIXER Parameter CC MSB CC LSB NRPN MSB NRPN LSB Input LR 16 2 30 Input Balance 17 2 32 Input Delay Send 18 2 33 Input Reverb Send 19 2 35 Inp...

Page 111: ...PN MSB NRPN LSB Filter Frequency 70 1 20 Resonance 71 1 21 Filter Type 72 1 22 Attack Time 75 Decay Time 76 Sustain Level 77 Release Time 78 Env Depth 73 Env Delay 74 AMP Parameter CC MSB CC LSB NRPN...

Page 112: ...Pan AMPLIFIER Volume AMPLIFIER Pre Post FX AMPLIFIER Envelope Reset MIDI TRACKS META None SRC Pitch Bend SRC Aftertouch SRC Mod Wheel SRC Breath Controller CC CC1 Value CC CC2 Value CC CC3 Value CC CC...

Page 113: ...DESTINATIONS 113 AMPLIFIER Attack Time AMPLIFIER Hold Time AMPLIFIER Decay Time AMPLIFIER Overdrive AMPLIFIER Delay Send AMPLIFIER Reverb Send AMPLIFIER Pan AMPLIFIER Volume AMPLIFIER Envelope Depth...

Page 114: ...E parameter if you select the SY Chords machine For more information please see A 2 DIGITAL MACHINES on page 87 Unison 2 Unison 3 Unison 4 minor Major sus2 sus4 m7 M7 mMaj7 Maj7 7sus4 dim7 madd9 Madd9...

Page 115: ...OLYDIAN AEOLIAN MINOR LOCRIAN PENTATONIC MINOR PENTATONIC MAJOR MELODIC MINOR HARMONIC MINOR WHOLE TONE BLUES COMBO MINOR PERSIAN IWATO IN SEN HIRAJOSHI PELOG PHRYGIAN DOMINANT WHOLE HALF DIMINISHED H...

Page 116: ...BOARD SCALES 115 KEY COMBINATIONS 83 L LED INTENSITY 78 LEGATO 30 LFO 53 54 58 64 65 Modulation destinations 112 M MACHINES 19 87 Assigning 87 Parameters 87 MICRO TIMING 38 MIDI CC NRPN 108 MIDI CONFI...

Page 117: ...ode 37 Step recording mode 37 SETTINGS 70 MIDI config 70 72 Project 70 System 77 SETUP EXAMPLES 26 81 Controlling a synthesizer using the MIDI tracks 82 Digitakt with a monophonic bass machine 81 SONG...

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