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Tête + Tetrapad Manual
Using Unipolar Faders
1. Slide a finger up and down a pad, just as if you were moving an actual fader.
Alternately, you can simply tap a pad anywhere along its vertical scale and the fader will jump
to that level directly (using a slew rate you define, as discussed shortly). Faders return to their
null values when you lift your finger (unless you latch the fader by pressing the pad’s encoder).
Tetrapad sends a fader’s vertical position CV to its left (odd numbered) output. The Output
Status LED lights green to represent the presence of a CV signal, while the brightness of the
LED indicates its absolute value.
2. Press down on a pad to send an additional pressure-sensitive CV to the pad’s right (even
numbered) output.
The Output Status LED lights cyan to represent the presence of a pressure CV signal, while
the brightness of the LED indicates its absolute value, from 0 to +5V.
3. If you want the fader to latch, press the pad’s encoder.
Tête displays latched faders by putting a small line inside the thumb graphic.
Latched faders are indicated on Tetrapad by a blue Pad Status LED. If a fader is slewed
(discussed below), then the Pad Status LED turns purple instead.
When a fader is latched, it remains at the last level touched — much like a real fader on an
analog mixing console. When a fader is unlatched, it snaps back to its null value when you
release it — much like the spring-loaded modulation wheel used by some synths.
4. To set a fader pad’s output voltage, press Tetrapad’s red SHIFT button (lighting the red SHIFT
LED), then rotate the pad’s encoder to cycle between 1V, 2V, 3V, 4V and 5V.
Tête’s screen indicates the maximum voltage value as you set it.
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