Intellijel Tete, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 79 / 173

Tête + Tetrapad Manual
7. Turn Encoder 3 to ​ rotate ​ the output assignment of each note.
With each clockwise rotation, the output assignments shift to the right by 1. So if you rotate
Encoder 3 one turn CW, the root note moves to Out 2 and all the other output assignments
shift to the right by 1, with note 4 now appearing at Out 1.
NOTE: The brightest of the four blue Output Status LEDs indicates which output is currently
assigned to the root note. So, as you turn Encoder 3, the bright blue Output Status LED will
rotate among the outputs as the chord rotates.
8. Turn Encoder 4 to ​ invert ​ the chord. Clockwise rotation of Encoder 4 inverts the chord upward;
Counterclockwise rotation inverts the chord downward.
For example, one CW turn transposes the root note up 1 octave; a second CW turn
transposes the second note up 1 octave, and so on. Similarly, one CCW turn transposes the
fourth note down 1 octave; etc.
9. Touch each of the remaining virtual ‘keys’, repeat steps 4-8 to define 4-note chords for each
‘key.’
Playing Chords
Once you’ve assigned chords to all the virtual keys, you’re ready to perform.
1. Route Tetrapad’s first four outputs to up to four different oscillators.
2. Press one of the virtual ‘keys’ to send a four-note chord to those oscillators.
3. Press another ‘key’ to send another four-note chord, etc.
4. Chord mode also features gate, trigger, position and pressure outputs. These are assigned as
follows:
Out 5: Vertical Position of whichever pad you’re currently touching. Brightness of green
Output Status LED indicates absolute level.
Out 6: Pressure of whichever pad you’re currently touching. Brightness of teal Output
Status LED indicates absolute level.
Out 7: Trigger value sent any time you touch any pad. The magenta Output Status LED
turns on, then immediately turns off when a pad is touched — indicating a trigger output.
Out 8: Gate signal sent any time you touch any pad. The magenta Output Status LED
turns on and stays on as long as a pad is touched — indicating a gate output.
Route these last four outputs to envelopes or control voltage inputs on other modules to
enable more expressive and organic performances.
5. You can rotate note assignments across the four outputs by turning Encoder 3 (or assigning
the function to one of Tête’s assignable CV inputs), and you can invert chords by turning
Encoder 4 (or assigning inversion to one of Tête’s assignable CV inputs).
Page 78