Note: Set CC to Voice in order to use Poly 2 with MPE compatible devices
Clock
– This setting allows to translate the incoming MIDI Clock signal to the chosen output.
Note: Set the value of voltage being sent when MIDI Clock is received (0-5V or 0-10V) in Config Menu >
Gate > Voltage.
Multiplier – the standard MIDI message send 24 PPQN (Pulses per quarter note). In
Eurorack world most module’s clock operates on 4 PPQN. The value of Multiply can
change the clock conversion rate.
Start/Stop
– Sets the chosen output to convert the MIDI Transport values into Gates.
Note: Set the value of voltage being sent when MIDI Transport message is received (0-5V or 0-10V) in
Config Menu > Gate > Voltage.
Off
– It’s sometimes useful to turn off the out-coming signal.
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Configuration
Octave Offset
– allows to choose the middle C note convention by changing incoming notes
in a range of four octaves up and down. If Poly 2 is converting the incoming MIDI Notes to a
different octave than the ones received, this means that the transmitting device has a
different middle C convention setting. Align the octaves here.
Note: An excellent example of different Middle C conventions are programs like Apple Logic and Ableton
Live (MIDI Note C2 is not the same value as C2 in Ableton Live).
Gate
:
Voltage – changes the values of the transmitted volts for the Gate, Clock and
Start/Stop parameter.
Reverse – changes the phase of the Gate outputs voltage.
Pitch
– sets one of the three-pitch conventions: V/Oct, Hz/V, Buchla standard (1.2V/Oct).
MIDI output
:
Smart thru – allows to daisy-chain multiple Poly 2 units to expand the number of