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System A - 100
MCV 16
A-191
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3. Switching between the functions
Because the A-191 has two separate functions in it,
which share some of the controls and outputs, at any
one time it can be used
either
as a MIDI-CV interface
or
as a Shepard Generator. To switch between the two
you simply press a button (see below).
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The A-191’s controls and in / outputs for
each function are explained in their
respective sections of this manual.
7
Mode button
To switch between functions, press the
lowest mode
button
7
7
7
7
.
8
LED
LED
8
lights
when the
Shepard Generator
is active;
otherwise it’s the MIDI-CV interface which is active.
H
If the A-191 receives
MIDI clock
, LED
8
flashes (see chapter. 4.2,
"
MIDI In).
4. MIDI-CV interface
4.1 Basics
In its MIDI-CV mode, the A-191 provides a MIDI-CV
converter, and a MIDI-synchronized LFO.
Whenever the A-191 receives
relevant MIDI control-
ler messages
on the channel you’ve selected, it con-
verts them into control voltages (in a 0 V to +5 V
range), and sends these out on the corresponding CV
outputs. Table 1 on page 4 lists the MIDI controllers,
their corresponding CV output sockets, and their de-
fault values.
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After switching your A-100 system on, pres-
sing the
Store/Reset button
9
sets the
voltages at the
CV outputs
to the
default
values
(see table 1).
If you’re running your A-100 from a MIDI
sequencer, you’ll need to save the appro-
priate MIDI controller messages at the begin-
ning of a Song, to initialise the A-191’s CV
outputs correctly.