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101 The Pulsar-23 Notebook : Reference & Guide
SHAOS & LFO
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NOTES
SHAOS is a complex module drawing on several functions in order to
generate crazy, complex patterns. The sequences are generated
continuously, described as pseudo-random. This means that patterns are
mathematically generated but generally appear to be random, although
some defined pattern exists from the algorithm itself. The onboard memory
function allows capturing snapshots of repeatable patterns.
Clocks
The default of the SHAOS module is to operate from it’s own internal clock,
the frequency of which can be manually controlled and also controlled with
CV on the ‘MOD’ pin.
When an external clock is connected to the ‘CLK’ pin the externally
connected clock will take precedence and replace the internal clock. The
master clock and its divisions can be used as the external clock or try being
more creative with other functions such as the LFO.
The ‘S/H’ pin is an alternate input for the sample and hold clock which will
synchronise the sample and hold function and will replace the internal
clock. The internal clock will perform this function normally by default if no
input is connected to ‘S/H”. Each pulse will trigger the sampling and holding
of the pseudo-random sequencer. The 1 BIT and 3 BIT S/H outputs are
synchronised to any S/H input.
Sample &
Hold
1 Bit
2 Bit
1 Bit
3 Bit S&H CLK LENGTH
DATA
MEMORY
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16
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Internal Clock Frequency
Pseudo-Random Sequencer
Shift Register