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The Gates and Clocks of the 0- CTRL (cont.)
There are eight Step Gate Outputs, one for each Step. Exactly one Step Gate is high at any given time: that of
the active Step. The Step Gates are useful for patching to the Gate inputs of the 0- CTRL (see below) to change
sequence length and direction. A Step Gate could be patched to a gate input on a synthesizer such as 0-Coast
to initiate events every t ime its Step is reached.
The gate inputs are Clock,
Dynamic Reset , Stop, and Direction.
The Clock input is for patching an external clock signal to the 0- CTRL to combine with or replace the clock
signal that is generated internally when the Clock is On. Any gate at the Clock input will cause the 0- CTRL
to increment one Step. If Interrupt is turned Off, you could patch the Touch Gate to the Clock input to
clock the sequencer by hand.
A gate to the
Dynamic Reset
input will cause the 0- CTRL to instantly move to the last Step that was
touched while Interrupt was ON . Use this Dynamic Reset to create variable length sequences by patching a
Step Gate Output to Dynamic Reset , and selecting sequence length by pressing different touchplates. It
can also be used for “jumping steps.”