Moog Claravox Centennial, User Manual

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13
Introduction
further refinement to the response of the Pitch
and Volume antennas allow the user to create
and save their own personal response curves for
exceptional control. Pitch processing circuitry al-
lows the selection of one of four template scales,
a root note, the octave range, and the amount of
pitch quantization. Changing the octave range al-
lows the artist to define an effective playing range.
NOTE: Refer to page 70 for the MODERN mode
signal flow diagram.
A third layer of control is available through
the Claravox Centennial software (available for
download at moogmusic.com), which includes
control of the
MODERN
mode waveshapes,
pitch offset, filter type, filter cutoff, filter res-
onance, noise parameters, and more. Nearly
every knobbed parameter on the front panel
(except for the
TIMBRE
and
REGISTER
ro-
tary switches) can send and receive MIDI data,
either via DIN MIDI connectors, or via USB
MIDI. This software can also act as a librarian
for Timbres and Timbre Sets, loading to and
saving from the six TIMBRE slots accessible
from the Claravox Centennial front panel, as
well as Scales and Scale Sets loaded into four
available SCALE slots accessible via the Clara-
vox Centennial front panel. The Claravox Cen-
tennial software is a convenient addition, but it
is not required. MIDI data can be freely sent
from your DAW, hardware controllers, or other
MIDI control sources.
As with all theremins, Claravox Centennial re-
mains a performance instrument. The versatile
rear panel provides flexible Control Voltage
jacks, foot switch and expression pedal control,
DIN-style MIDI IN and OUT connectors, plus
a USB port.