manuals.online logo
Brands
  1. Home
  2. •
  3. Brands
  4. •
  5. Flame
  6. •
  7. Control Unit
  8. •
  9. Flame Clockwork User manual

Flame Clockwork User manual

Other Flame Control Unit manuals

Flame mMCLK User manual

Flame

Flame mMCLK User manual

Flame DUALKEY EURO MODUL User manual

Flame

Flame DUALKEY EURO MODUL User manual

Flame CHORD MACHINE User manual

Flame

Flame CHORD MACHINE User manual

Flame +MIRROR Unipolarinverter User manual

Flame

Flame +MIRROR Unipolarinverter User manual

Flame CHORD MACHINE 2 User manual

Flame

Flame CHORD MACHINE 2 User manual

Popular Control Unit manuals by other brands

Seitz 14A80 user manual

Seitz

Seitz 14A80 user manual

Wilo RS485 Installation and operating instructions

Wilo

Wilo RS485 Installation and operating instructions

Becker CentralControl CC41 Commissioning Instruction

Becker

Becker CentralControl CC41 Commissioning Instruction

SICK CDB650 operating instructions

SICK

SICK CDB650 operating instructions

Panduit NetKey NKP5E88M Series installation instructions

Panduit

Panduit NetKey NKP5E88M Series installation instructions

MX Options Concentric Petite Fitting instructions

MX

MX Options Concentric Petite Fitting instructions

Clean Water Systems Fleck 2510 Installation & start?up guide

Clean Water Systems

Clean Water Systems Fleck 2510 Installation & start?up guide

Fairchild FSB44104A user guide

Fairchild

Fairchild FSB44104A user guide

LEGRAND Wattstopper LMIN-104 installation instructions

LEGRAND

LEGRAND Wattstopper LMIN-104 installation instructions

PMK ATT10BNCS instruction manual

PMK

PMK ATT10BNCS instruction manual

Tektronix TDS3FFT user manual

Tektronix

Tektronix TDS3FFT user manual

Woodward easYgen Technical manual

Woodward

Woodward easYgen Technical manual

Balluff BNI EIP-502-105-R015 user guide

Balluff

Balluff BNI EIP-502-105-R015 user guide

NXP Semiconductors TWR-LS1021A Getting started

NXP Semiconductors

NXP Semiconductors TWR-LS1021A Getting started

Advantech PCM-3117 Startup manual

Advantech

Advantech PCM-3117 Startup manual

Danfoss MCO 101 manual

Danfoss

Danfoss MCO 101 manual

Moons' Lin Engineering R701P user manual

Moons'

Moons' Lin Engineering R701P user manual

Aventics RV1 operating instructions

Aventics

Aventics RV1 operating instructions

manuals.online logo
manuals.online logoBrands
  • About & Mission
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions

Copyright 2025 Manuals.Online. All Rights Reserved.

manual
Version 1.03
last update: april 2009
FFOORREEWWOORRDD33
FFIIRRSSTTSSTTEEPPSS
Security Advices 4
Consignment 4
Short describtion 4
Short overview 5
Front panel 6
Connections 6
Cable 6
RREEFFEERREENNCCEE
TTRRAACCKKSS11--33
Beat 7-8
Gate 9
Shift 10
CV 11
LFO 12
Random (Random functions) 13
Record 13
Analogue - outputs / logic of sum outputs 14
GGLLOOBBAALLFFUUNNCCTTIIOONNSS
Tempo / Sync 15
Random-Pot 15
Shuffle 16
MMIIDDII1177
SENDING 17
Control Change 17
Note On / Velocity 18
RECEIVE
MIDI-to-CV-Interface 18
MIDI-clock / sync 18
AAPPPPEENNDDIIXX
Applications 19
List of MIDI-Data 19
Additional informations
Distribution 20
Technical details 21
Warranty 21
Terms of production 21
Disposal 21
Support 21
CCOONNTTEENNTT
2
A SHORT HISTORY OF THE CLOCKWORK ...
In the year 2006 I worked at a "MIDI-to-soundbox"-steering for a piece of thea-
tre, "history tilt" by Daniel Dorsch, sound-artist and friend of mine, who at that
time was using almost analougue equipment, like effect pedals of the "mooger-
fooger"series, (TM). He came to me with the idea to build a simple analogue
Multitrack-clock-generator, which should mutually move the different clock
tracks. Whith this tool, one should be able to start envelopes earlier, to produ-
ce shuffels and to play uncommon rythms.
After one year of first drafts we started the development under very helpfull
influence and innovative ideas of some musician friends (many thanks especi-
ally to Robert Junge as well as to Paul Schultz from Schneider's Büro!). So the
original Clockwork-concept enlarged with additional CV-outputs, Sum-outputs,
Random functions, LFO's and MIDI-functions (MIDI-to-CV-interface, MIDI-con-
trollers). The result of the Clockwork offers many possibilities with high fun-
qualities.
Due to the fact that we`ve had a great demand for a modular system version,
now here comes the module in euro rack format. The layout is adapted and
some functions are amplified and advanced.
Much fun!
Per Salzwedel
Berlin, march 2009
FFOORREEWWOORRDD
3
FFIIRRSSTTSSTTEEPPSS
4
SSEECCUURRIITTYYAADDVVIICCEESS
Please read carefully all advices before starting the tool.
Don't use the tool in humid environment.
Don't install close to heating places (radiators, stoves, open fire).
Don't put into direct sun-radiation.
Don't let the tool fall down, even if it is quiet robust.
Don't put external voltage at the output-jacks.
For cleaning, don't use chemical cleanser or solvent, but only dry cloths.
CCOONNSSIIGGNNMMEENNTT
We deliver following accessories with the tool:
Set of mounting screws / grommets
Quickstart manual, optionally additional informations
SSHHOORRTTDDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
The Flame Clockwork is a versatile clock and tempo generator. In first line it´s
designed to generate clock/trigger/gate signals for clocking units with tap and
clock inputs, to fire envelopes or to control sequencers and sample&holds. The
clock can also be shuffled and shifted before/after the master clock!
Further can be produced flexible Shuffle-Beats by different manners.
Additionally it can send MIDI clock and a fixed MIDI note per channel. Some con-
trols transmit MIDI control data and there´s also a simple MIDI/CV interface.
SSHHOORRTTOOVVEERRVVIIEEWW
Internal tempo generator
(but the Clockwork can also be synchronized to external MIDI-Clock)
Three independent clock-channels with adjustable divisor factor
(BEAT-switch including triplets and punctuated notes)
GATE sets the gate length and allows a conitnuous gate signal (HOLD) or to
turn off the channel.
SHIFT/CV control has two functions:
SHIFT can shift the clock BEFORE or AFTER the master clock, maximum
shift is half of the chosen divisor!
CV affects the signal at CV output and controls clock level between zero and
MAX (0...5V). In maximum position the CV out turns into a LFO. A MIDI-
synchronized LFO in a triplet or punctuated notes?
No problem for the Clockwork!!
Complex RANDOM functions SHUFFLE (8th or 16th grid) and TEMPO affect all
three channels simultaneously.
RECORD:
Recording and looping the movements of each track´s controls (besides BEAT)
possible over the length of two bars.
CLOCK:
ca. 0/5V (on/off-logic)
CV adjustable between 0-5V
SUM outputs mix the CV- and Clock-signals (two different logic functions!). A
set of LEDs visualises the different clocks.
Additional 16th clock output.
The simple yet fully independent MIDI/CV-interface follows 1V/oct characteri-
stic. It is limited to MIDI channel 1 and five octaves range.
Each channel sends a MIDI note on channel 10 in the rhythm ot the chosen
divisor factor.
The least timing unit of all internal timing activitys is one MIDI-clock.
Please look below for the exactly MIDI-data (appendix).
FFIIRRSSTTSSTTEEPPSS
5
FFIIRRSSTTSSTTEEPPSSFFRROONNTTPPAANNEELL//CCOONNNNEECCTTIIOONNSS//CCAABBLLEE
6
CCOONNNNEECCTTIINNGGCCAABBLLEE
BBEEAATT
The BEAT-switch determines the division-factor of the internal or external
MIDI-CLOCK in musical units.
Following 12 pulse grids can be adjust:
TT= Tick = MIDI-pulse (24x per quarter note = least MIDI-clock unit)
3322= 1/32 pulse
1166= 1/16 pulse
88= 1/8 pulse
44= quarter note pulse
22= half note pulse
1166..= punctuated semiquaver
88..= punctuated eight
44..= punctuated quarter
1166TT= 16th triplet
88TT= 8th triplet
44TT= quarter triplet
The length of the impulse is determined by GATE (see below).
After switching, the change always becomes effective with the beginning of the
next complete measure (on ONE of the next BAR). The change will not be recor-
ded by RECORD; so it can be used further by looping the track. A looped
sequence can be switched to Double or Halftime e.g., so by the way other appa-
rent velocities or variations of the track can be produced live.
RREEFFEERREENNCCEETTRRAACCKKSS11--33
7
RREEFFEERREENNZZCCEETTRRAACCKKSS11--33BBEEAATT
BBEEAATT::BBAASSIICCPPUULLSSEEGGRRIIDDSS
8
GGAATTEE
With the switch GATE you can change the length of the Clock/CV-signal (length
of the positive impulse = GATE), as well as the duration of the Midi-note (Note
On/ Note Off) sended by the according chanel.
In position OFF the track remains switched off and no data will be produced or
sended.
In position POINT the GATE has the exact length of one tick.
In position HOLD the note will be bound (endless GATE). The Clock/Gate-output
remains on maximal level. An exception is the Midi-note, which can be switched
off by Note Off.
RANDOM can affect the GATE-length. The GATE is partially placed on 32th grid
at some (bigger) BEAT- adjustments.
RREEFFEERREENNCCEETTRRAACCKKSS11--33
9
SSHHIIFFTT
With the SHIFT-function the track in timing can be moved ahead or behind the
masterclock.
The left switch beyond the controller must be in lower position SHIFT. Now the
control-dial works as SHIFT-controller. In middle-position the track runs syn-
chronously to internal/external masterclock in BEAT-grid. Out of this middle-
position the track can be moved chronologically ahead or back and that in Tick-
raster. Pay attention to the smaller the BEAT-grid the smaller the dissolution
gets, and if BEAT is = tick adjustment is no more possible, because there is no
adjustment within two Timing-Clock-orders.
At stop-position left or right of the ruler the track runs exactly displaced by the
half. So you can generate easy Offbeats e.g. (e.g. push-pull of Bassdrum and
Snare). With help of two tracks can be generated flexible Shuffle-Beats and this
yet with triplet or punctated notes.
The Clockwork minimum needs one measure after start to adjust the correct
beat with the according adjustment.
RREEFFEERREENNCCEETTRRAACCKKSS11--33
10