QuantiZer features:
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Precision ADC that accepts three ranges: 0-5V, 0-10V and +/-5V
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Precision DAC with low offset and drift with a 0-5V output range
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Free Running or Triggered Quantization
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Clock and Reset inputs
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CV Sketch Pad for recording notes using the Keyboard
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SyncBus connector for easy interface with other TTA devices
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Scale Input to change the scale via CV
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Slider input for setting Transpose, Portamento and other values
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Keyboard input to select notes for scale and other features
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Keys for selecting Major and Minor scales
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User edited scales that can be saved to internal EEPROM
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USB port for software updates
Connections:
Note CV: Input for analog Control Voltage to be Quantized. Three ranges are possible for
input: 0 to 10 volts, 0 to 5 volts and -5 to +5 volt
Scale CV: Input for CV control of the Scale
1V/Oct: Processed and Quantized output
Clock In: Clock pulse input for 5V triggers. There are three clock modes: 16th, DIN and DAW
Reset In: 5V input for Reset of the internal counter. This can either be a single pulse or DIN
Run signal
SyncBus: Two sets of multi-pin connectors on the back PCB. Use a SyncBus cable to connect
to other TipTop Audio SyncBus enabled devices like the Trigger Riot and Circadian Rhythm.
USB Port: A standard USB Type A port on the rear PCB to attach a USB Flash drive in order to
update the device firmware.
Controls:
Keyboard: 12 switches corresponding to the Western 12 note scale from C to B. There are 4
modes for the keyboard:
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Keys to directly output a specified note to the 1V/Oct output. This can be used like a stan
dard one octave keyboard.
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Scale Edit to select notes to include or exclude from the current Scale
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Transpose to input the amount of transposition in single note increments. For example,
pressing E will shift all output up 4 semitones (C becomes E, D becomes Gb).
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Input Range controls the settings for voltage range, Clock format, saving and more
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