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1.

 

TRACK BUTTONS:

 

 

 In 

LIVE MODE

, those buttons are individual 

TRACK 1

 and 

2

 

MUTE

 buttons 

  

 In 

TRACK EDIT

 mode, the buttons are used for adding steps and rests 

 

 In 

EUCLIDEAN EDIT MODE

, the buttons set the length of the Euclidean circle 

(+1 step pressing 

STEP

 and +16 steps by pressing 

REST

)  

 

2.

 

EXTERNAL CLOCK INPUT JACK:

 0...+5V or 0…+10V logical input 

with 0.65V threshold. Typical clock expected 16

th

 notes (PPQN24÷6). 

 

3.

 

RATE/DIVIDER KNOB:

 

 

 

 If no patch cable is inserted into 

CLOCK IN

 jack (2), then this knob sets the 

speed of the internal clock in beats­per­minute: from 30 to 300 BPM 
 

 If external clock applied via inserted patch cable into 

CLOCK IN

 jack (2), this 

knob sets the clock division / multiplication of the pattern 
 

 If the 

RATE/DIV

 knob is set to 

TUPLETS

 (fully CCW), this activates a special 

mode where the 

REPEATS 

knobs

 

(4)

 

for each track are now stretched within a 

beat, which lets you create triplets, quadruplets and other interesting and 
uncommon rhythms in eurorack. 

 
4.

 

REPEATS 1 & 2 KNOBS: 

manual knobs with CV inputs. Set amount of 

active trigger repeats or Euclidean trigger fills. Additionally these are used to set 
internal pattern modifiers.

 

 

5.

 

REPEATS 1 & 2 CV JACK INPUTS:

 when a CV cable is inserted, the 

last position of the 

REPEATS 

knob is remembered as an 

offset value

 and each 

knob acts as an attenuator for incoming CV further summed with the offset 
value. Expected CV input range: 0...+5V.

 

A simple formula for the 

REPEATS

 parameter value with the cable inserted is:

 

     

Repeats value = Last stored value + (CV input value x Attenuator amount) 

 

6.

 

RESET / SYNC TRIGGER INPUTS:

 each trigger applied into these 

jacks (6) resets a certain track’s sequence to its first step. 

RESET 1 

input jack

 

is 

normalled (pre­wired) to 

RESET 2 

if no cable is inserted into 

RESET 2 

input jack. 

 

7.

 

CLOCK OUTPUT JACK:

 logical out, output range is 0...+10V 

 

 Internal clock output: 30...300 BPM in 16

th

 notes (PPQN24÷6) when no 

external clock applied 

 

 External clock output in 16

th

 notes after 

DIVIDER** 

when external clock 

applied into 

CLOCK IN

 (2) jack. 

Summary of Contents for Running order 1U

Page 1: ...RUNNING ORDER 3U 1U FIRMWARE V 2 5...

Page 2: ...POWER 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 4 INTERFACE 5 OVERVIEW 7 PATTERN TYPES 8 101 STYLE SEQUENCING 8 RATCHETING AND PROBABILITY 8 TUPLET MODE 9 EUCLIDEAN SEQUENCING 10 EUCLIDEAN PATTERN MODIFIERS 10 PATT...

Page 3: ...ment or repair as decided by us Please contact us via email for a return authorization before sending anything The customer pays shipping costs of sending a module back for servicing Device complies w...

Page 4: ...gqLJGTdVm8 CONNECTING THE POWER Before installing a new module in your case ensure your power supply has a free power header and sufficient available capacity to power the module Connect the module di...

Page 5: ...INTERFACE...

Page 6: ...plets and other interesting and uncommon rhythms in eurorack 4 REPEATS 1 2 KNOBS manual knobs with CV inputs Set amount of active trigger repeats or Euclidean trigger fills Additionally these are used...

Page 7: ...sing external clock input 2 which can be additionally processed by the onboard divider multiplier knob 3 Additionally each track features a reset input 6 for further synchronization flexibility mute b...

Page 8: ...s press the STEP button S to create a Rest step press the REST button R For example if you want to create a simple 4 4 kick pattern you would need to press these buttons in the following order S R R R...

Page 9: ...2 this is also a secondary parameter and is controlled by REPEATS 1 Generally speaking pattern modifiers are inverted for TRACK 1 and TRACK 2 Once you are back to LIVE MODE TRACK switch in the middle...

Page 10: ...t will be 0 meaning that you will not hear any active steps EUCLIDEAN PATTERN MODIFIERS Now that you understand the basics of this mode let s dive deeper into the internal pattern modifiers available...

Page 11: ...ommended 4 Hold STEP button while powering your system ON again you will see the status LED 10 slowly blink BLUE 5 Open Running_Order_Update_xxx wav file with any audio player Hit Play and wait 1 2 mi...

Page 12: ...mply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is ope...

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