7. Pulse Width / Burst Rate:
When the primary Octone is set to Standard mode, this is the secondary Octone's
pulse width control.
If the knob is far left, pulse width will be as wide as possible.
If the knob is far right, pulse width will be as narrow as possible.
When the primary Octone is set to Ratchet mode, this is the secondary Octone's burst
rate control.
If the knob if far left, bursts will be as slow as possible.
If the knob if far right, the bursts will be as fast as possible.
8. Scale Selection Button:
Button that, when pressed, will advance to the next preset scale. The scale selected
on the secondary Octone will only affect its own
pitch out
.
9. Scale Selection Indicator:
If the first LED is illuminated, then the scale is set to Chromatic.
If the second LED is illuminated, then the scale is set to Major (Ionian).
If the third LED is illuminated, then the scale is set to Major Pentatonic.
If the fourth LED is illuminated, then the scale is set to Minor Pentatonic.
If the fifth LED is illuminated, then the scale is set to Harmonic Minor.
If the sixth LED is illuminated, then the scale is set to Whole Tone.
If all LEDs are unilluminated, then the scale is set to unquantized.
10. Active Slot Button:
Button that, when pressed, will show the active slot of stored sequence patterns.
11. Next Slot Gate In:
Gate input for
next slot
.
The secondary Octone will advance to the next stored
sequence pattern once a gate is received.
12. Previous Slot Gate In:
Gate input for
previous slot
.
The secondary Octone will advance to the previously
stored sequence pattern once a gate is received.
Storing Sequence Patterns with Two Octones
1.
Set the
stored pattern bank toggle
to the left and the
transposition toggle
to the
middle.
2.
Tune the desired sequence while monitoring the
pitch out
from the secondary
Octone.
3.
Once the desired sequence has been set, set the
stored pattern bank toggle
to
center (bank 1) or right (bank 2).
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