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HIDDEN FUNCTIONS/ ROUTINES
“Mid-Fi” Record: this setting may be achieved, by setting VARI-SPEED at around 50%,
so that BOTH VARI-SPEED and Splice Indicator LEDs (6 & 7) are OFF. This records with
good quality and a 2 second record length, which is great length for venturing into a
Microsound opus.
Erase Routine: to erase all Splices, press and hold SPLICE button (18) until the REC
LED (17) starts flashing. All Splices are erased once the REC LED begins flashing.
While still holding SPLICE button, and with the REC LED still blinking, the audio buffer
may be erased as well by pressing REC button (16) once.
PLAY Pulse IN (14): this input is normalized HIGH, so that with nothing patched, the
Phonogene will always play according to VARI-SPEED setting. Patching something to
this input WILL stop the Phonogene, if the applied signal is below 1.5V
SOS CV IN (3): this control input is normalled to +10V and is connected directly to the
SOS Attenuator (4), therefore with nothing patched the SOS CV IN, SOS Attenuator
acts as a panel control for the parameter, by setting an offset.
Patch IDEAS
For all Patch Ideas, assume Signal Patched to Signal IN and INput level set for maxi-
mum level without distortion, GENE-SIZE and ORGANIZE Panel Controls at 0% and
Erase Routine has been run so that Phonogene memory is cleared.
Sound Collage: Record. Set VARI-SPEED (9) for desired speed and direction. Splice Re-
cording manually, or with Pulse/ Clock Source, at random or with care. Use ORGANIZE
(13) Panel Control to select any Splice. Apply a different Signal to Signal IN. Set SOS
(4) for desired mix of Live Signal and Loop Signal. Patch EOS (20) to RECord Pulse IN
(15), Phonogene will begin recording at next pass, remove EOS from RECord Pulse IN
once desired SOS is achieved. Repeat the italicized steps many times, using different
Splices and different Signals and setting VARI-SPEED for different speeds and direc-
tions each time. When you are satisfied with the level of confusion, press and hold
SPLICE button (18) until the REC LED (17) starts flashing. Listen to the entire collage.
Time Stretch/ Compress (aka Universal Phonogene): Record loop. Set VARI-SPEED
(9) for desired speed and direction. Patch Clock signal to the GENE-SHIFT IN (27). Set
GENE-SIZE (28) to at least 40%. Phonogene will step through the individual Genes of
your sound in time with that Clock. Additionally the GENE-SIZE setting will further ef-
fect this process, since the length of the Gene with respect to the length of the Clock
Cycle will result in either Time Compression or Time Expansion. If the GENE-SIZE
is shorter than the Clock Cycle, the Gene will play more than once before the next
Clock arrives, and will thus result in Time Expansion. If the length of the GENE-SIZE
is longer then the Clock Cycle, then the Gene will not play in its entirety, sample will
be skipped or dropped, and the result is Time Compression. Additionally, modulating
GENE-SIZE with slow LFO, such as MATHS will re-create the effect of a Flux Capacitor.