Five12 Vector, Руководство пользователя

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RUN, CLOCK, RESET
: When not used for sync, these jacks can generate
clock pulses from a wide range of rates based on the main tempo. They
can also generate step triggers (
ST
), gates (
GT
) and sequence reset (
RS
)
triggers from a Part. These output modes are labelled
ST x
,
GT x
and
RS x
where x is the Part number. These outputs as well as Trigger outs use a
‘CUE’ based editing system. Turn the encoder to pick a new value, then
push the encoder to activate the new value.
J-EXP TRIGS
:
For the optional Jack Expander module, these are set to
output clock divisions by default. Just like the R/C/R jacks, these triggers
can also output Part-based triggers. The first 6 triggers can also be
configured as inputs, see page 18 for more details.
MIDI, USB
:
Each MIDI Output (
USB A, USB B , MIDI-1 , MIDI-2
and
Expander
JX MIDI
Ports) has 8 ‘slots’ to output up to all 8 parts.
Shift +
Twist
an encoder to set the MIDI channel for that slot.
The Vector sequencer has very flexible routing options that are saved
with each Project. For every output, CV or MIDI, you can set which
Part that output ‘listens’ to. MIDI outputs can listen to up to all 8 Parts,
CV outputs can only listen to any one Part. The trigger jacks on the
Vector (labeled Run, Clock & Reset) and on the Expander (Trigger 1-8)
are a bit special. They can output clock signals at a variety of rates, as
well as gate and reset outputs from a Part. They can also be used as
inputs. Run, Clock & Reset can be used for sync input (see previous
page), and the Expander’s Triggers can be used as inputs to manually
clock sequences.
To get to the Routing pages, press Global , then Next twice. You can
then use Encoder
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to move between the pages of this section. There
are 6 pages for the Vector, and 3 more if you have a Jack Expander
connected.
CV OUT
: These are two sets of Pitch, Gate & Velocity outputs on the
Vector, and four more on the Expander. Use the encoders to set the
Part assignment for each output. For Chord and Drum parts, which are
polyphonic, hold Shift and twist the encoder to set which voice to
output.
Velocity outputs can also be set to directly output one of the two
sub-sequencers for a part. Hold Shift and twist the encoder to pick
those alternate outputs. The notation for them is ‘
S1
’ and ‘
S2
’.
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Routing
Global