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• Function 6: X-Y Mode
In this mode, the right sensor behaves like the left. Each sensor sends MIDI values from 0
– 127 to a different Control Change number. Select left and right CC#’s with the KEY and
SCALE knobs. Set the right sensor MIDI max and min with the OCTAvE knobs.
DATA
FAR
DATA
NEAR
FUNCTION KEY SCALE
OCTAVE
NEAR
OCTAVE
FAR
Left Sensor MIDI Max
and Min
Function
Select
Left CC#
Select
Right CC#
Select
Right Sensor MIDI Max
and Min
Since this mode does not trigger notes, use it with a drone synth or a sequencer. The Altura
MkII defaults to CC#’s 85 & 86 on startup, which are undefined. Consult the CC# chart of
your synthesizer to select suitable controller numbers. This function is not recommended for
use with the Macchiato Mini Synth.
Here’s what the display is telling you:
0 - 127
When just one sensor is active, this is the MIDI number being transmitted.
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Both sensors idle
z-x
Both sensors transmitting.
• Function 7: Send Channel Select
The Altura MkII defaults to MIDI Send Channel 1. Use DATA FAR knob to change the send
channel.
• Function 8: Arpeggiator
Load Preset 18, which includes an 8-note arpeggio. Wave your right hand and the
arpeggio should play in the key and mode displayed. The position of your right hand
determines the first note of the arpeggio. Your left hand will multiply the tempo:
1 = Straight
time; 2 = Double time; 4 , 3 = Quadruple time.
While in Function 8, the Increment button toggles between “
THR
” (“theremin”, or “arpeggio
play”) mode, and “
ARP
” (“arpeggio setup”) mode. In “
ARP
”, the seven knobs now set the
notes of the arpeggio. Twirling a knob will display the followng options:
END RST HLD -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1.
END
= Ends the arpeggio at this knob
RST
= Inserts a rest
HLD
= Holds, or extends, the previous note
-1
= The octave below the root
-2
through
-7
= The second through seventh notes in the scale, in the octave below the root
1
= The root note; the first note of the arpeggio
2
through
7
= The second through seventh notes in the scale, in the octave above the root
1.
= The octave above the root