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MOTM-650 USER’S GUIDE
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Trigger setting is selected, the voice gate LED (
V1-V4
) associated with the voices in the
voice group will turn on, because the LEDs are driven directly by the
GATE
outputs.
VG1 V/T _
Velocity
The
Velocity/Trigger Output setting controls how the
VEL
outputs work.
Velocity
The
Velocity option makes the
VEL
output a CV that corresponds to the velocity value
received with the current Note On. A velocity of 127 will set the voltage to the maximum as
determined by the global
Velocity Scale option. Velocities of 0 are ignored, as these
messages are interpreted as a Note Off command.
Trigger
The
Trigger option will output a trigger pulse of 12VDC whenever a new note is played.
The pulse width is controlled by the global Trigger Pulse Width setting. This is useful for
retriggering envelopes in the solo Voice Allocation Modes , as the GATE output will
remain high if notes are played legato. Remember though, that in some cases a new note
will not cause a trigger pulse, as described in the
Voice Allocation Mode section.
VG1 Aux1
CC1 ModW
The Auxiliary Output setting controls how the
AUX
outputs work.
AUX 1
is part of Voice
1, AUX 2 is part of Voice 2, etcetera, so when the Voice Group Type changes, the Auxiliary
Output setting may change Voice Groups with the other voice settings. If the
AUX
out is
controlled by a MIDI parameter, then it receives messages on the same channel as its Voice
Group. The control options are as follows:
CC0-CC31
Continuous Controller messages 0 through 31 can be selected as sources for the AUX
outputs, with 128 possible voltage levels corresponding to the controller’s current value.
Note that some CCs, such as
CC1 ModW , include an abbreviated description of the
controller commonly associated with that controller number - in this case, the Modulation
Wheel.
PitchBnd
The
Pitch Bend option will output a CV that is proportional to the value of the Pitch Bend
CC. The most significant 10 bits are used to scale the voltage set by the Auxiliary Scale
setting, for 1024 possible voltage levels.