4
step
7
. This section uses the knobs to set the
CV value present at the CV output for each step
and uses the buttons to activate/deactivate
each respective step. An active step generates
signal at the gate out output
8
. Note that
the cv out always sends the voltage set for each
step, regardless of whether the step is active.
Moskwa is equipped with three inputs situated
at the bottom left of the panel that allow for re-
al-time playback interaction. The transport
input
9
pauses the sequence (see: “Global Set-
tings” section), the reset input
10
resets the
sequence to the first step, and the direction
input
11
reverses the direction of the sequence.
At the top of the panel, there are three smaller
knobs and three buttons. The rand play knob
12
gradually mutates the sequence resulting in
some steps being randomly replaced by other
steps from the same sequence. Turning the knob
clockwise increases the probability of replacing
the next step with another step chosen random-
ly and returning the knob to 0 returns the se-
quence to the current panel settings. The slew
knob
13
sets the global slew time from zero up
to the length of a whole step. The probability
knob
14
increases the probability of random
setting inversions (activated by steps 2-4 in
the step mode, see: “Step Settings” section). The
value set by the potentiometer is common for
all the steps, but for each step, the draw is per-
formed individually, so the result can be differ-
ent for each step. The custom/shift button
15
activates a custom sequence (see: “Custom Se-
quence” section below), and also acts as a shift
control giving access to secondary functions.
The step/quant button
16
chooses the step
mode (single press), or the quantization menu
(press and hold). The patt/preset button
17
activates the pattern mode (single press), or
the preset manager (press and hold).
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