Moog Claravox Centennial, User Manual

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Claravox Centennial provides a number of jacks,
ports, and connectors located on the rear panel
that can greatly enhance your Claravox Centen-
nial experience. These connections are grouped
together by function under the headings MIDI,
CONTROL, and AUDIO. The connection port
for the Claravox Centennial power supply is also
located on this panel.
MIDI Ports
Refer to Figure 30
Both DIN and USB ports are provided for re-
ceiving and transmitting MIDI data. The DIN-
style
MIDI IN
and
MIDI OUT
ports can con-
nect to an interface, or directly to other MIDI
instruments and equipment. The
USB
port can
receive MIDI data directly from a computer
DAW or instrument rig. In addition, the Clara-
vox Centennial Software can communicate with
your Claravox Centennial via MIDI in order to
access the software-only functions, to load and
save an individual Timbre or Timbre Sets, and
other features. It is important to know that every
front-panel parameter can both send and receive
MIDI data. Claravox Centennial can play other
instruments via MIDI; Claravox Centennial can
be played by other instruments via MIDI.
CV Control Jacks
Refer to Figure 31
Using these 1/4” CV (control voltage) jacks,
Claravox Centennial can interface directly with
other modular and semi-modular synthesizers.
Mute SW
A sustain-style (momentary) footswitch con-
nected to this input jack will mute the
MAIN
OUT
when the pedal is pressed. This control,
combined with the headphone output (which
remains active during Mute), makes it easy to
preview your pitch and monitor adjustments
while you are muted to the audience.
MUTE SW (TS):
The
MUTE SW
is a TS jack.
REAR PANEL
CONNECTIONS