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Tête + Tetrapad Manual
Notes Mode turns Tetrapad into either a 4, 8, 12, or 16-key keyboard, with each “key” capable of
sending a different note to Outputs 1-4. This mode divides each of the four pads into one, two, three
or four zones (user selectable). Touching any zone also outputs both a trigger and a gate signal, and
pads respond to both position and pressure. Tête provides you with three different ways to define
which zone sends which notes to which outputs:
● By Scale ​ : Use Tetrapad’s encoders to auto-map notes to zones & outputs using the extensive
built-in Scale Library (accessed via the Mode SETUP Menu), and assign a root note and
starting octave to those scales. Diatonically shifted versions of the root scale appear at each of
the four outputs and you can rotate these assignments using another encoder or one of Tête’s
CV inputs. Assigning notes by scale enables you to quickly create little 4-, 8-, 12-, or 16-key
‘keyboards’ that conform to a particular scale. For more information, see
​ Set Notes by Scale ​ .
● By Chord ​ : Use Tetrapad’s encoders to auto-map notes to zones & outputs using the
extensive built-in Chord Library, and assign a root note and starting octave to those chords.
Four notes within each chord appear at the four outputs. In addition, you can rotate chords and
perform inversions using Tetrapad’s encoders or Tête’s CV inputs. Assigning notes by chord
enables you to create 1-finger chord progression across Tetrapad’s 4-, 8-, 12-, or 16-key
‘keyboard’. For more information, see
​ Set Notes by Chord ​ .
● Manually ​ : Use Tetrapad’s encoders to manually map each zone to a specific note for each
output. Manual note assignment is for people who want direct control over the pitch of every
key and output, or who don’t wish to be constrained by traditional scales or chords. For more
information, see
​ Set Notes Manually ​ .
You can set a slew time (portamento) between notes, and you can vary this time using one of Tête’s
CV inputs.
Tête can also record and play back notes in real-time (using its built-in ​ Looper ​ ) or in step-time (using
its built-in ​ Sequencer ​ ).
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