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Tête + Tetrapad Manual
CV Setup: Input X, Y and Z (Voltages Mode)
The CV Setup menu changes somewhat depending on whether Tête/Tetrapad is operating in Combo,
Notes, or Voltages mode. This section discusses the CV setup options that are available when you’re
using Voltages Mode.
At the top of the CV Setup menu are three voltage display bars. These display graphically the X, Y
and Z CV voltages (post Tête’s attenuverters). Bars extending to the right of center indicate positive
CV, while bars extending to the left of center indicate negative CV.
Use these CV meters along with Tête’s associated X, Y and Z attenuverters to modify and monitor the
voltage being sent through to the assigned destination. Tête’s CV inputs will read sources of up to
±10V, but only ± 5V is needed to sweep the full range of the input, so you can use the attenuverters
and CV meters to dial down extreme input voltages. Note that attenuverers are ignored for any CV
assignments that read 1 V/oct.
The following options are available for X, Y and Z assignment in Voltages Mode:
● - (off) ​ : Any signal patched into the corresponding CV input jack is ignored.
● Reset* ​ : An input trigger patched into the corresponding CV input jack causes the current
loop/sequence to reset to the beginning.
● Run* ​ : A +5V gate is required in order for the current Sequence or Loop to play. Tête must be
in a play state (the ​ PLAY ( ) ​ button is solid green) in order for the Run feature to work. A
sequence/loop will run for as long as a +5V signal appears at the jack, and will pause when
the signal drops back to 0V.
● Looper* ​ : With this assignment, Tête’s Looper uses the ​ TRIG ​ input to define a loop’s start
time and length (rather than using the internal or external clock). In addition, this assignment
redefines
​ Loop Length ​ (as set in the Mode Setup menu) as the “number of pulses on the
TRIG inputs,” rather than the “number of clocks pulses.”
● Tggl Loopy* ​ : An input trigger patched into the corresponding CV input jack toggles ​ Loopy
on/off.
● Gate Loopy* ​ : An input gate patched into the corresponding CV input jack turns ​ Loopy ​ on/off.
When the gate is high, Loopy is on. When the gate is off, Loopy is off.
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