FORS Superberry, User Handbook Manual

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Pitch, Transposition & Trig
The sequencer starts with 'Pitch' for its base
note. It then goes through two transposition
stages and is finally sent as a note by Trig.
Pitch is a list of pitches that can have a length
of up to 16 values set by Len
.
In the Pitch
section, you can also set a Tonic and a Scale
which will quantize all notes as desired.
Trigs sends out the current pitch, a result of
Pitch + 1st 2nd Transp
. Reset deter-
mines the length of the Trig pattern.
The Velocity lane can be used like transpose
to introduce different velocities for the trigs.
Transpose is a list of intervals in semitones
that affects the incoming notes in succession.
The intervals are changed by typing into the
Transpose text fields. For example; "0 5 7" is
a pattern length of 3 wherein 0 will have no
effect, 5 is a perfect fourth and 7 is a perfect
fifth. Each number needs a space in between.
Div divides the incoming clock and will repeat
each number according to the division.
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