SOMA Pulsar-23, Руководство пользователя

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The Pulsar-23 Notebook : Reference & Guide
NOTES
External Control
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Pulsar-23 can be the central piece in a gear setup using MIDI and CV
controls to interface to a variety of gear simultaneously. It would be typical
to use the central device as the main clock primary lead. The examples
show assume patching via the jack to alligator patch bay, which for
illustration purposes isn't shown.
The primary lead clock, in this example Pulsar-23 will generate a clock based on its 128
Tick resolution. In order to match Pulsar-23’s tempo as secondary follower, Pam’s clock
needs to know ticks per quarter note, called PPQN (Pulses Per Quarter Note). In this
example hold Pam’s ‘program’ button to set PPQN to 08 and therefore ensure that the
tempo is matched from Pulsar-23. For many devices Pulsar-23’s clock may have a
higher range than the receiving device.
As a tip, in this example modulating other inputs on Pam’s for example from Pulsar-23
LFO or SHAOS generator to CV 1 will give some crazy patterns on any connected
modules to Pam’s outputs. Especially good if all Pam’s outputs are assigned from the
modulation of CV 1 input. Pam’s CV inputs can also be used to apply offsets on signals.
Tempo controlled by Pulsar-23
clock, PPQN Set to 08.
Outputs in sync with
Pulsar-23 clock
Example: Eurorack Module as Secondary Follower
ALM Busy Circuits - Pam’s New Workout
Input to ‘Clk’ from
‘CLK’ on Pulsar-23
The ‘INT MIDI’ Switch set left
to {INT} internal clock