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Per track at a time can be sended one fixed note on fixed MIDI-chanel 10 with
velocity variing or by accident. If a track is activated (GATE-switch from POINT
to HOLD), this track sends a note whereas the velocity can be switched with
GATE-ruler from starting-magnitude decimal 79 to 127. Despite of inactivated
RANDOM-switch on the track you can arouse effects by accident with RANDOM-
ruler on velocity. That means, if you don`t want any or very small velocity-vari-
ations, RANDOM-ruler always have to be in middle-position. This is made, that
you can put RANDOM on velocity, even if the track is inactivated by RANDOM.
Please note, also with activated HOLD the note will be sended again in the
raster of BEAT (in opposite to clock-output, which is than contiuously on maxi-
mum pegel). The velocity-by-accident-algorythm bases on emperical value and
simulates nearly the differently strong percussive clapping by hand. That will
sound different at external sound-modules, because velocity works differently
on sounds.
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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
voltages, namely into CV-voltage from 0 to 5V (5 octaves, at 1V/octave, MOOG-
compatible) and a GATE of 0/5V per duration of the note. The velocity will not be
evaluated. This interface works autonomous of the sequencer and can be used
by running or stopped sequencer. All other received data (except midi-clock)
will be ignored. Arriving data are signalised by yellow Led over the SYNC-
switch.
Advice:
You should avoid sending bigger gratuitous data-amounts (like e.g.
SysEx) to the CLOCKWORK, because the timing-behaviour could become inse-
cure. With every arriving midi-message the processor is occupied with the ana-
lysis of data and from a certain amount it doesn`t have the time to administra-
te its programm correctly.
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Via midi-clock the CLOCKWORK can be synchronized with other sequencers
and act as a master or slave. The running CLOCKWORK always sends MIDI-
clock-data (internal clock the same as external clock). In STOP-mode no clock-
instructions are generated. It sends or receive the START/STOP-command. It
cannot send or receive CONTINUE.
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