and random. These are selectable by holding down the P button and pressing up or
down (the 7-segment display will show you which number of arpeggiator pattern is
currently selected – they appear in the order they are mentioned in the previous list).
Note that if you are in a 2, 3, or 4-note polyphony mode, the arpeggiator will take this
into account, and do a round-robin arpeggiation. You can also easily access monophonic
arpeggiator mode by going to Preset 00.
Using a USB-MIDI Knob Controller –
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Let’s say you don’t actually want a keyboard, you just want to have the knobs of a knob
controller output directly to CVs. To do that, go to Preset 5. This preset doesn’t have
the first few outputs taken up by pitch handling.
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If the device doesn’t automatically put out CC#s 1-12, then use the MIDI learn
functionality described above to learn the correct CC#s.
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If you have a pad controller or MIDI drum pad, it will learn the note-ons as gate
outputs.
With A Joystick Connected:
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Set it to Preset 00.
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Just plug in a HID-compatible joystick (like the Logitech 3D Extreme Pro) and wiggle
it around! Push the buttons and you will see them come out as gates. Check each axis of
the joystick and it will come out as a CV on one of the outputs. The order of the
outputs is just the order they are reported by the joystick, so you simply have to test it
and see what it does.
