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THREE PERFORMANCE 
MODES 

Monophonic Mode

 works great when using 

a modular as a single voice synthesizer patch. 
Channel 2 Gate and CV outputs mirror the 
outputs of Channel 1. Monophonic Mode has 
several keyboard responses to choose from: last 
note priority, low note priority, and high note 
priority. Each response is available with and 
without gate retriggering.

Duophonic Mode

 uses the two sets of Gate 

and CV outputs to allow two notes to be played 
simultaneously. The first midi note is sent to 
Channel 1 Gate and CV outputs and the second 
is sent to Channel 2 Gate and CV outputs. 
Duophonic Mode has three keyboard response 
modes to choose from. Unused channel and new 
note priority, unused channel and low note 
priority, and split keyboard priority. Duophonic 
mode is perfect when working with a two voice 
modular synthesizer patch.

Arpeggiator Mode

 includes multiple mono 

and duophonic responses to choose from. 
Available responses are monophonic response 
as played, double triggered monophonic 
response as played, random monophonic 
response, random monophonic with a random 
Channel 2 gate, and random duophonic 
response with dual random gates. The 
arpeggiator can be clocked using tap tempo, 
midi clock, or external gate.

THREE CLOCK SOURCES

 

Internal Clock

 

utilizes the TAP tempo button 

to modify the rate of the internal clock. The 
internal clock is used to clock the arpeggiator 
and is also output to the CLOCK jack.

External Midi Clock 

responds to midi start/

stop messages and midi tempo from an external 
midi clock source. The external midi clock is 
used to clock the arpeggiator and is also output 
to the CLOCK jack. In external midi clock mode, 
the tap tempo button cycles through five 
available clock divisions.

External Gate Clock

 responds to gate 

signals patched into the CLOCK jack. The 
external gate clock is used to clock the 
arpeggiator. With the external gate clock source, 
the tap tempo button cycles through six available 
clock divisions.

MIDI 3 MANUAL 

PITTSBURGH MODULAR SYNTHESIZERS

 

Extremely Full Featured MIDI to CV Converter 
includes a complete set of mono and duophonic 
midi response modes, dedicated CC and velocity 
outputs, multiple clock source options, and 
robust arpeggiator. This module is deep.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

 

Assignable Midi Channel

 

can be assigned 

to respond to all channels or any individual midi 
channel.

Assignable Pitch Bend Range 

assignable 

between 2 semitones and 2 octaves.

Assignable Control Change 

easily set the 

CC # the Midi 3 responds to.

Velocity Response Output 

based on last 

active note.

Gate Hold Function 

allows arpeggiator and 

midi note latch.

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