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By means of the SHUFFLE-ruler on all tracks running on 16th or 8th can be
generated a shuffle. In middle-position the function is deactivated. Turning left
on track(s) with 8th BEAT you can generate three Shuffle-steps, turning right
only one step on track(s) with 16th BEAT. The SHUFFLE-function has no influen-
ce on the sended Midi-Clock.
To improve Your Shuffles, don`t use global SHUFFLE-ruler but two tracks.

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1. Analogue Shuffle (on output Clock-sum= tip) 

At first: 
The Shuffle-ruler should last now in middle-position. For a 16th-shuffel put
the Beat from track 1 and 2 on 8th and move track 1 with the SHIFT-ruler on
the half (ruler SHIFT on 0 or max). Now both tracks are running on 8th push-
pull and generate on the Clock-sum-output a 16th pulse-sequence.

Now move track 2 with the SHIFT-ruler of this track out of middle-position
and you´ll have on every second 16th on the sum-output the according
Shuffle. So the SHIFT-ruler from track 2 becomes a SHUFFLE- ruler, and
that with a much higher dissolution.

At 8th-shuffle put the tracks accordingly on fourth. Further on, now you have
the possibility of shuffles with triplets or punctuated notes! Only choose the
according beat on both tracks. There is one restriction with this procedure:
the third track should stay switched off, because it affects the sum-output
too. But for interesting experiments you can dare some tests. Off course you
can choose the tracks as you want (changing the order and shuffeling with
Shift 1).

2. Midi Shuffle (on Midi-out via note-numbers) 

The procedure stays the same as with analogue shuffle (see above). But to
both sended note-numbers on the sampler (or sound-expander) should be
assigned the same samples or sounds, to be sure that both tracks appear as
ONE SOUND. Aditionally you could use the third track without any constric-
tion. Here is much place for experiments, because of more parameters
could take infuence on the shuffle.

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Summary of Contents for Clockwork

Page 1: ...manual Version 1 03 last update april 2009...

Page 2: ...functions 13 Record 13 Analogue outputs logic of sum outputs 14 G GL LO OB BA AL L F FU UN NC CT TI IO ON NS S Tempo Sync 15 Random Pot 15 Shuffle 16 M MI ID DI I 1 17 7 SENDING 17 Control Change 17 N...

Page 3: ...ms After one year of first drafts we started the development under very helpfull influence and innovative ideas of some musician friends many thanks especi ally to Robert Junge as well as to Paul Schu...

Page 4: ...following accessories with the tool Set of mounting screws grommets Quickstart manual optionally additional informations S SH HO OR RT T D DE ES SC CR RI IP PT TI IO ON N The Flame Clockwork is a vers...

Page 5: ...r punctuated notes No problem for the Clockwork Complex RANDOM functions SHUFFLE 8th or 16th grid and TEMPO affect all three channels simultaneously RECORD Recording and looping the movements of each...

Page 6: ...F FI IR RS ST T S ST TE EP PS S F FR RO ON NT T P PA AN NE EL L C CO ON NN NE EC CT TI IO ON NS S C CA AB BL LE E 6 C CO ON NN NE EC CT TI IN NG G C CA AB BL LE E...

Page 7: ...4 punctuated quarter 1 16 6T T 16th triplet 8 8T T 8th triplet 4 4T T quarter triplet The length of the impulse is determined by GATE see below After switching the change always becomes effective with...

Page 8: ...R RE EF FE ER RE EN NZ ZC CE E T TR RA AC CK KS S 1 1 3 3 B BE EA AT T B BE EA AT T B BA AS SI IC C P PU UL LS SE E G GR RI ID DS S 8...

Page 9: ...witched off and no data will be produced or sended In position POINT the GATE has the exact length of one tick In position HOLD the note will be bound endless GATE The Clock Gate output remains on max...

Page 10: ...attention to the smaller the BEAT grid the smaller the dissolution gets and if BEAT is tick adjustment is no more possible because there is no adjustment within two Timing Clock orders At stop positi...

Page 11: ...usted BEAT RANDOM can affect on control voltages Tipp If GATE is adjusted on HOLD on CV jack permanently fits the voltage which is adjusted on CV ruler Changing the factor you ll get rasterized upstai...

Page 12: ...n gle form is available to all three tracks Differences are in lower position Track 1 saw up Track 2 saw down Track 3 alternated saw up and down Keep in mind that LFO s are rasterized per smallest chr...

Page 13: ...variations See too GLOBAL FUNCTIONS RANDOM POT R RE EC CO OR RD D When RECORD switch es of the track are in upper position the ruler switch modification of the according track will be recorded contin...

Page 14: ...0 and approx 4V continuously comes out not influenced by GATE or RANDOM All three Clock outputs flow into a Clock sum output and a Gate sum output arranged as a stereo plug The signals of the three tr...

Page 15: ...If you want to leave the analogue outputs Clock CV on chance put the right switch of the track down to RND and SHIFT CV between 0 and MAX not on LFO Starting from middle position going to both sides t...

Page 16: ...out of middle position and you ll have on every second 16th on the sum output the according Shuffle So the SHIFT ruler from track 2 becomes a SHUFFLE ruler and that with a much higher dissolution At 8...

Page 17: ...ack can be sendet but the ruler switches of the track can send nevertheless controller data All MIDI data of the track except switches are sended always with the adjusted BEAT raster of the track Tip...

Page 18: ...C CE E On fixed midi chanel 1 the CLOCKWORK understands note numbers from 24 to 84 notes outside this area are ignored In integrated MIDI to CV INTERFACE these notes are graduated into analogue voltag...

Page 19: ...ator Tap synchronizer L LI IS ST T O OF F M MI ID DI I D DA AT TA A M MI ID DI I C CV V I IN NT TE ER RF FA AC CE E Receive MIDI Channel 1 Note numbers 24 84 D DR RU UM M N NO OT TE EN N Sending MIDI...

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Page 21: ...c damage caused by liquids penetrating the device heat damage caused by overexposure to sunlight or heating electric damage caused by improper connecting wrong power supply jacks MIDI connections volt...

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