In mode, the tuners change the pitches of the Keys
Reset a key’s pitch to mid-range
(~ 2.5 volts)
Restore saved tuning settings
Change a key’s pitch by semitones
(0.083 volt per click)
Turn the tuner 1 click.
If you’ve reached the limit, the audible indicator sound changes.
Change a key’s pitch by octaves
(1.00 volt per click)
Hold the tuner down while turning it 1 click.
If you’ve hit the limit, the audible indicator sound changes.
Copy a key’s pitch to another key
Press and hold the tuner of the source key while double-tapping
the tuner of the destination key
Save tuning changes to memory
Press and hold the tuner while tapping STOP
Tuning the Keys
2TAC’s V/OCT outputs are quantized in steps of 1 semitone equal temperament, or 0.083
volts. The pitches of the notes in your sequenced patterns can be adjusted with the Tuners
(rotary encoders) above the Keys.
2TAC has a tuning range of about 5 octaves. The voltages at its V/OCT outputs can cover
the range of 0 to +5 volts.
2TAC does not have provision for fine-tuning its V/OCT outputs. To make small
corrections to pitch, use the Fine Tune knob on the synthesizer you’re controlling.
Keys
Tuners
Hold EDIT so its LED ashes. Then hold EDIT again so the LED goes
dark. All tuning settings are saved to memory.
Hold EDIT so its LED ashes. Then turn the Mode Switch to any
different position. Previously saved tuning settings will be restored.
After you’ve made some tuning changes, and you’re happy with the results, remember to save them to memory by holding EDIT twice.
Otherwise, next time you undo any edits, the tuning changes will be lost also.
