Intellijel Tete, User Manual

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Tête + Tetrapad Manual
Imagine pushing a single button that sends one voltage to a filter’s cutoff frequency, another voltage
to its resonance, a third to a Quadrax CV to control a function’s attack time, and a fourth to another
Quadrax CV input to control its decay time. Imagining using a fifth output to change waveshapes on a
Shapeshifter, and the sixth to set the amount of wave folding. Output 7 could change the grain size in
Rainmaker, while Output 8 could adjust its wet/dry mix. When used this way, Voltages Mode is almost
like having patch memory within Eurorack.
Voltages Mode divides each pad into either two, three or four regions, giving you access to 8, 12, or
16 voltage banks, each of which can store 8 voltages (one for each output). Touching a zone on
Tetrapad sends a different stored voltage to each of the 8 outputs.
Tête can also record and play back notes in real-time (using its built-in ​ Looper ​ ) or in step-time (using
its built-in ​ Sequencer ​ ).
The addition of Tête’s assignable CV inputs allows further motion sequencing by shifting zones
vertically and horizontally, and you can slew between voltages, and vary the slew amount via another
Tête CV input.
Entering Voltages Mode
To enter Voltages Mode:
1. Long-press (>1 sec) the ​ SETUP ​ MODE ​ button to display the MODE Select Menu.
2. Rotate the screen encoder to highlight ​ Voltages ​ , then press the encoder to select it.
The Voltages Mode screen appears and Tetrapad switches to Voltages Mode.
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