Flame ARPEGGIATOR 2013 User manual

ARPEGGIATOR 2013 + X-2013
MANUAL
Version 1.01
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Inhalt
1. Short description ..................................................................... 3
2. Hardware / Connections ........................................................... 4
2.1 Connection to the modular system (Doepfer Bus) 4
2.2 Connection X-2013 xpander-module 4
2.3 Module frontpanel overview, Sequencer structure 5
3. Function .................................................................................... 6
3.1 Structure schematics 6
3.2 Menu ARP /BASS (Arpeggiator tracks) 7
4. Menu ARP / BASS ...................................................................... 7
4.1 ARP / BASS functions with parameters 7
4.2 Mode 8
4.3 Converse, Noterepeat 10
4.4 - 4.6 Range, Glide, Sequence 11
4.7 - 4.9 Clock, Gate, Velocity 12
4.10 - 4.13 Sequ-Mode, Sequ-Reset, Out-Gate, Out-CV 13
5. Menu CHORD / SCALE ..............................................................14
5.1 Description (Menu, KEYNOTE) 14
5.2 Table of preset chords and scales 15
6. Menu List ..................................................................................16
6.1 Structure Arp / Bass list, Transpose 16
6.2 Edit Arp / Bass list 17
7. Menu Setup ............................................................................. 18
7.1 USER-Inputs, Tune-Mode 18
8. Menu X-OUT ............................................................................. 19
8.1 Sequence, Clock, Gate 19
9. Menu MIDI ................................................................................ 20
9.1 Tempo, Sync, Midiclock-Divider 20
9.2 Table of MIDI-setup, Keyboard splitzone 21
10. Appendix ................................................................................ 22
( Technical details, Warrenty,Terms of production, Disposal,
Support, Acknowledgment )
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1. Short description
ARPEGGIATOR-2013 Module
The module is a two-channel arpeggiator with seperatly analoge outputs for notes and two optio-
nal movable outputs for the sequence clock and the velocity. Both arpeggio tracks (referred to
as “ARP” and “BASS”) plays notes also via MIDI-out (different MIDI-channels 1 and 2). The first
four notes of the ARP track notebuffer forms the chord. The chord analoge outputs are the CV-
outputs 1-4 (notes 1-4). The MIDI-channel of the transmitted chord is channel 3.
Use the module-keyboard for setting the chord/scale notes. The one octave of the module-key-
board can move over four octaves (KEYZONE). It’s possible to load preset chords/scales and
user defined chords/scales (organized respectively 16 user patches U01..U16).
The arpeggiator mode included 9 arpeggio play modes with additional different running direc-
tions, like up, down, updown, downup and different variations of noterepeats.
You can control functions (as well as Arpeggio-Mode, Noterepeat, Octave-Range, Sequence-
Pattern, Transpose ore others) via CV-inputs. Two CV-inputs (USER-1 and USER-2) can be set
with individual functions.
The internal sequencer can be synchronized from external MIDI-clock. The module included two
MIDI-clock divider for incomming or transmitted MIDI-clock (halftime playing sequencer and/or
external sequencers).
Each of all 10 sequencer tracks (ARP, BASS, X-OUT 1-8) included a clockdivider (based of
internal or external MIDI-clock ticks) and/or a different sequence pattern.
The CV-input LIST can be easy control the both arpeggio tracks ARP and BASS. The 12 list
places can be use for auto-playing different chords/scales of ARP and BASS track with common
keynote (chord/scale sequencer).
All individual settings can be saved permanently (to the internal EEPROM).
X-2013 Xpander-module
The X-2013 module features additional 8 clock/gate outputs and the jacks for MIDI-In, MIDI-Out
and MIDI Thru. The 8 clock/gate outputs can be used like 8 independently clockdivider or
sequencer tracks with internal or external MIDI-clock. Each output features different sequence-
pattern, clock or gate of the track.
Advice:
You can use the Arpeggiator-module without the X-2013 module, but without MIDI-options and
the additional clock outputs.
Firmware verssions can be loaded with an optional usb programming adapter (only with PC with
Atmel FLIP).
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2.1 Connection to the modular system (Doepfer bus)
first top connector
ADVICE!
NOT use the second
jack - this is only for
using the programming
adapter!)
to Doepfer bus
-12v
Ground Ground Ground
+12v
The module is delivered with a connected ribbon cable for the Doepfer bus. The red lead marks
-12 volt. Connecting the module please note the right polarity!
If the module is poled accidentally wrong safety diodes avoid the immediate destruction of the
module but further damages cannot be excepted. So please pay attention: Check the connec-
tion various times before switching on!
Advice ! Please check the correct connection several times before switching-on the module!
Please note: All the miniature precision rulers at the board are adjusted exactly to the correct
justification of the reference voltage for the AD and DA converter. It must not be readjusted! The
module would not more run precisely. Aprobably to big voltage could also damage the circuits.
2.2 Connecting X-2013 Xpander-module
We deliver both modules with connected cable. The X-2013 module is connected at the top first
connector on right side. The subjacent second connector is the port for the optional program-
ming adapter (firmware updates)
Advice !
Do NOT connected the programming adapter with the top port - this destroy the programming adapter!
2. Hardware / Connections

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2.3 Module frontpanel overview
Sequencer structure:
MIDI Input
MIDI Thru
MIDI Output
8x
Clockdivider
Outputs
(0/5volt)
2x16 character
display
+ Data entry
knob with
push button
Keyboard
4x Trigger Inputs
(0/5volt)
8x CV-Inputs (0..5V)
3x Clock/Gate
Outputs (0/5volt)
6x CV- Outputs
(0..5V + 0..10V)
SEQUENCER
Track Arpeggio ARP
Track Arpeggio BASS
Track X-OUT-1
Track X-OUT 2
Track X-OUT 3
Track X-OUT-4
Track X-OUT 5
Track X-OUT-6
Track X-OUT 7
Track X-OUT 8
intern Clock
extern Midi-Clock
(halftime options)
10x Clock/Gate Output
2x Notes Out Arp/Bass
4x Notes Out Chord
1x 16th clock output
1x Midi-Clock Output
(halftime options)

MODUL-KEYBOARD
CHORD
Out
KEYNOTE
CHORD+SCALE
(Preset+User Patches)
ARP
Arpeggiator
BASS
Arpeggiator
LIST
Lenght: 12
ARP
DATA
OUT
Reset/Gate
ARP
OUT
Reset/Gate
BASS
CV-OUT
ARP
CV-OUT
BASS
OUT
CV-3
OUT
CV-1
OUT
CV-2
OUT
CV-4
CV-LIST Input
Chord Trigger
KN: keynote
< example liste
Notes 1..4
Velocity Velocity
Sequence
Resets
Resets
Sequence
BASS
DATA
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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3.1 STRUCTURE SCHEMATA
3. FUNCTION
ARP KN BASS
Ch:P01 CSc:P01
Ch:P09 CSc:P02
Ch:P02 #C Sc:P03
Sc:U01 CSc:P01
Ch:U01 DCh:P01
Ch:P21 ECh:U02
Ch:U16 #F Sc:P01
Ch:P01 CSc:P01
Ch:P05 ASc:P02
Ch:P14 CSc:P01
Sc:P01 HSc:P05
Ch:U01 CSc:U01
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4.1 Menu ARP / BASS: Functions with parameters
Call MENU ARP:
Push down Key SHIFT and Key ARP (“CIS”)
Call MENU BASS:
Push down Key SHIFT and Key BASS (“DIS”)
Call SubMenus and set values:
Toggle between Submenu selection and value selection: Push data-entry-knob
Blink Submenu ON: you select the submenu of your choise by turning the data-entryknob
Blinking OFF: you select the parameter of your choise by turning the data-entryknob
Both menus ARP and BASS are identical exept the setting of the CV-output VELOCITY:
Velocity ARP output CV-out 3
Velocity BASS output CV-out 4
You can set directly notes on/off (please note HOLD option).
Please use for loading preset/user chords/scales the menus CHORD and SCALE (see below).
MODE - Classic: up, down, updown, downup
- Copy: up+down, down+up
- PingPong: up, down, updown, downup
- Fit Root: up, down, updown, downup
- Fit Octave: up, down, updown, downup
- Skip: up, down
- Inversion: up, down
- Ordered: up, down
- Random
NOTEREPEAT- off
- each: 1..3
- Alternate first: 1..3
- Alternate 2nd: 1..3
RANGE - 1..5 octaves
GLIDE - off, Portamento Time: 1..126
MAINMENU SUBMENU
parameter value
4. MENU ARP / BASS

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SEQU - Sequence pattern presets: P01..P63
CLOCK - 1 Tick: 1/96
- 2 Ticks: 1/32 tri
- 3 Ticks: 1/32
- 4 Ticks: 1/16 tri
- 6 Ticks: 1/16
- 8 Ticks: 1/8 tri
- 9 Ticks: 1/16 dot
- 12 Ticks: 1/8
- 16 Ticks: 1/4 tri
- 18 Ticks: 1/8 dot
- 24 Ticks: 1/4
- 32 Ticks: 1/2 tri
- 36 Ticks 1/4 dot
- 48 Ticks: 1/2
- 64 Ticks: 1/1 tri
- 72 Ticks: 1/2 dot
- 96 Ticks: 1 bar
GATE - adapted: 1..8
- adapted random: 1-5, 1-8, 3-8
VELOCITY - Accent each: 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9th
- Random: 1..127, 64..127, 76..127, 95..127, 112..127, formula
- fix: 127..1
SEQU-MODE - step by step, combined
SEQU-RESET - off, by arpeggio end
OUT-GATE - Sequence (Gate)
- Reset per Bar
OUT-CV - Out-3: Velocity (Menu ARP) Out-4: Velocity (Menu BASS)
- Out-3: Chord note (Menu ARP) Out-4: Chord note (Menu BASS)
4.2 Menu ARP / BASS: MODE
MODE = Play algorithm of the arpeggios
1. MODE: CLASSIC
UP:
classic mode plays notes from down to up and loop ...
DOWN:
classic mode plays notes from up to down and loop ...
UPDOWN:
arpeggion begins down and play alternated updown in loop ...
DOWNUP:
arpeggio begins up and play alternated downup in loop...

2. MODE: COPY
UP+DOWN:
plays mode Classic UP and DOWN in series.
(as distinguished from CLASSIC UPDOWN: the Most High and the deepest notes plays done twice).
DOWN+UP:
plays mode Classic DOWN and UP in series.
(as distinguished from CLASSIC UPDOWN: the Most High and the deepest notes plays done twice).
3.MODE: PINGPONG
Plays notes alternatly from down and up:
Example chord C-major 6, pressed notes: C E G A
UP: C AE G
DOWN: AC G E
UPDOWN: C AE G AC G E
DOWNUP: AC G E C AE G
4. MODE: FIT ROOT
Insert root note (deepest note):
Example chord C-major 6, pressed notes: C E G A
UP: C E C G C A
DOWN: A C G C E C
UPDOWN: C E C G C AC G C E
DOWN: A C G C E C E C G C
5. MODE: FIT OCTAVE
Insert root note (deepest note), transposed one octave higher:
Example chord C-major 6, pressed notes: C E G A
UP: C C1 E C1 G C1 AC1
DOWN: A C1 G C1 E C1 C C1
UPDOWN: C C1 E C1 G C1 AC1 AC1 G C1 E C1 C C1
DOWN: A C1 G C1 E C1 C C1 C C1 E C1 G C1 AC1
6. MODE: SKIP
Skipping notes:
Example chord C-major 6, pressed notes: C E G A
UP: CE G AE G AC GAC E AC E G
DOWN:AG E C GE C AEC AG CAG E
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7. MODE: INVERSION
Plays threefold chord inversions: root, 1st and 2nd inversion:
Example chord C-major 6, pressed notes: C E G A
UP: C E G AE G AC1 G AC1 E1
DOWN:E1 C1 AG C1 A G E AG E C
8. MODE: ORDERED
Plays notes in order of input (sort OFF).
UP: normaly.
DOWN: UP backwards
9. MODE: RANDOM
Plays notes in randomized order.
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4.3 Menu ARP / BASS: NOTEREPEAT
NOTEREPEATof playing notes.
OFF
Don’t repeat notes:
Beispiel: C D E Noterepeat OFF: C D E
EACH (1..3)
Each notes repeat 1, 2 or 3x. (If Repeat= 3 then the note plays four times!)
Example: C D E Noterepeat Each: 1 CC DD EE CC DD EE ...
Noterepeat Each: 2 CCC DDD EEE CCC DDD EEE ...
ALTERNATE 1st (1..3)
Each second notes (beginning from first note) repeat 1, 2 or 3x.
Example: C D E Noterepeat Alternate 1st: 2 CCC D EEE C DDD E ...
Noterepeat Alternate 1st: 3 CCCC D EEEE C DDDD E ...
ALTERNATE 2nd (1..3)
Each second notes (beginning from second note) repeat 1, 2 or 3x.
Example: C D E Noterepeat Alternate 2nd: 1 C DD E CC D EE ...
Noterepeat Alternate 2nd: 2 C DDD E CCC D EEE ...
CONVERSE
Trigger-Input “CONVERSE” set the MODE of Arpeggio ARP converse to the MODE of BASS.
Booth Arpeggios plays then in converse mode.
Example:
CONVERSE OFF: BASS Mode: classic up >> ARP Mode: Fit root updown
CONVERSE ON: BASS Mode: classic up >> ARP Mode: classic down (converse)

4.4 Menu ARP / BASS: RANGE
RANGE determines the range of the single notes in octaves. When it is set to 1 octave, the note
list will be played back in the same octave as originally entered. Greater values mean that the
note list is repeated in higher or lower octaves. If you play notes that span more than one octa-
ve, they are still kept in the note list and played back before the note list is transposed.
RANGE values: 1..5 octaves
4.5 Menu ARP / BASS: GLIDE
GLIDE determines the portamento time of the notes (from CV-outputs), die über den CV-
Ausgang gespielt werden eingestellt. ( Advice: Not the Portamento of MIDI-notes! ).
GLIDE values: - OFF (portamento is deactiv)
- Portam.Time: 001 ...126
(small values: fast, larger values: slowly)
The speed of the portamento is automatically conform in different tempi.
(internal tempo only)
4.6 Menu ARP / BASS: SEQU (PATTERN)
Here sets the sequence pattern that is used for generating the arpeggio.
You can use 63 preset ROM sequence pattern.
Sequence P01 play each step:
The arpeggiator plays back a continuous sequence of notes with the current Clock setting.
Sequence P02 don’t play steps (all steps of pattern Off):
The arpeggiator track is OFF.
You can set also the sequence pattern with CV-inputs USER (see below Menu SETUP)
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4.7 Menu ARP / BASS: CLOCK
Sets the note value for the steps of the rhythm pattern (SEQU pattern) in a
range from one tick to one bar (whole note). Additional triplets and dotted notes are available
for every note value.
Examples: 6 Ticks: 1/16 16th notes
9 Ticks: 1/16 dot 16th dotted notes
4 Ticks: 1/16 tri 16th triplets
4.9 Menu ARP / BASS: VELOCITY
Determined the Velocity of transmitted MIDI-notes of the arpeggio.
Also you can issue the velocity as voltage 0..5volt on CV-output 3 (velocity of ARP track) and
CV-output 4 (velocity of BASS track). For that purpose you have to set the value of submenu
“OUT-CV” to “Velocity”” (see below).
Following values are possible:
FIX: 1..127 fix value between 1..127
ACCENT:each 2nd..9th accent
RANDOM: x..127 range of randomized velocity
RANDOM: formula random formula
4.8 Menu ARP / BASS: GATE
GATE is the time between Note-On and Note-Off. The GATE time values are adapted in relation
to the Clock of the sequence (“adapted”).
The Reset/gate outputs from ARP and BASS plays the clock/gate sequences.
For that purpose you have to set the value of submenu “OUT-GATE” to “Sequencer(Gate)”
(see below).
Following values are allways definitely:
adapted: 1 GATE time is allways the time of 1 tick.
adapted: 8 GATE time is allways the time of value CLOCK of the sequence.
With “adapted:8” you can play notes
without note off (bonded):
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4.10 Menu ARP / BASS: SEQU-MODE
SEQUENCE-MODE determines the match of the arpeggio steps with steps of the sequence.
step by step:
Each step of sequence play the next note of the arpeggio (normaly mode).
Example:
Arpeggio notes: C D E F G AH ... Sequence
play:
combined :
The “combined mode” merge the sequence with the arpeggio notes.
Example:
Arpeggio notes: C D E F G AH ... Sequence
play:
than:
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FC GD E
GF HA H
C D E FGA H C D E F GAHC D
4.11 Menu ARP / BASS: SEQU-RESET
SEQUENCE-RESET determines a Reset of the sequence pattern at end of the arpeggio.
4.12 Menu ARP / BASS: OUT-GATE
SEQUENCE(GATE): Sequence output over Reset/Gate output jack
RESET PER BAR: Reset impulse per bar over Reset/Gate output jack
4.13 Menu ARP / BASS: OUT-CV
VELOCITY: Velocity voltage output over CV-3 output jack (BASS CV-4 output)
CHORD NOTE: Chord note 3 output over CV-3 output jack
(BASS: chord note 4 over CV-4 output jack)

5. MENU CHORD / SCALE
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5.1 Beschreibung
Call MENU CHORD:
Push down Key SHIFT and Key CHORD (“C”)
Call MENU SCALE:
Push down Key SHIFT and Key SCALE (“D”)
Set the KEYNOTE:
Push and Hold down key “KEYNOTE “ and push the key for set the Keynote. The LED of the
key displays the Keynote.
After the setting you found the Keynote in the first row of the display.
Target:
“Target” means, that the notes are loaded likewise to ARP and BASS buffer.
For setting different notes in ARP /BASS buffer please use the LIST function (see below).
Load preset/user chords/scales:
Turn the data-entryknob.
Notes begins to load (automatically transposed) to the octave 1 of the modul keyboard.
You can see the notes on the LEDs of the keys.
While loading notes, “HOLD” will be set to “ON” automatically. You can clear all notes if you set
the “HOLD” function “OFF” (Push and hold down key SHIFT and HOLD).
MENU “CHORD” Target
Keynote Chord-NR
P=Preset, U=User
Chord name
MENU “SCALE” Target
Keynote Scale-NR
P=Preset, U=User
Scale name

NR NAME
P01 Major
P02 Major 6
P03 Major 7
P04 Major 7b5
P05 Major 7#5
P06 add 2
P07 add 4
P08 add 9
P09 Diminished
P10 7
P117b5
P12 sus 4
P13 sus 4 sus 2
P14 Pentatonic
P15 Minor
P16 Minor 6
P17 Minor 7
P18 Minor 7 b5
P19 Minor 7 #5
P20 Minor add 2
P21 Minor add 4
P22 Minor add 9
P23 Diminished 7
P24 half dim 7
P25 Augmented
P26 7 #5
P27 sus 2
P28 7 sus 4
P29 Fourths
P30 Intervall 0-0
P31 Intervall 0-1
P32 Intervall 0-2
P33 Intervall 0-3
P34 Intervall 0-4
P35 Intervall 0-5
P36 Intervall 0-6
P37 Intervall 0-7
P38 Intervall 0-8
P39 Intervall 0-9
P40 Intervall 0-10
P41 Intervall 0-11
P42 Intervall 0-12
U01-U16 User chords
5.2 Preset chords Preset scales
NR NAME
P01 Agerian
P02 Arabian
P03 Balinesian
P04 Blues major
P05 Blues minor
P06 Byzantine
P07 Chromatic
P08 Diatonic
P09 Dorian
P10 Double Harmonic
P11Enigmatic
P12 Egyptian
P13 Hindustan
P14 Hungarian major
P15 Hungarian minor
P16 Japan: hira-yoshi
P17 Japan: iwato-yoshi
P18 Japan: kumoi-yoshi
P19 Japan: insen
P20 Japan: yosen
P21 Japan: ritsusen
P22 Japan: ryosen
P23 Locrian
P24 major Locrian
P25 super Locrian
P26 Lydian
P27 Lydian minor
P28 Major
P29 Major 6
P30 Major 7
P31 Major 7 b5
P32 Minor (Aeolian)
P33 Minor 6
P34 Minor 7
P35 Minor harmonic
P36 Mixolydian
P37 Neapolitan major
P38 Neapolitan minor
P39 Nine Tone
P40 Octatonic
P41 Oriental
P42 Overtone
P43 Pelog
P44 Pentatonic
P45 major Pentatonic
P46 minor Pentatonic
P47 Phrygian
P48 Prometheus
P49 Spanish
P50 Symmetrical
P51 Wholetone
P52 leading Wholetone
U01-U16 User scales
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6. MENU LIST
6.1 Structure Arp/Bass List
The CV-input LIST (0..5volt) can be easy control the both arpeggio tracks ARP and BASS. The
12 list places can be use for auto-playing different chords/scales of ARP and BASS track with
common keynote (chord/scale sequencer).
0volt: - List deactivated
>0...+5volt: - List places 1..Lenght selectable (at chord trigger impulse)
You can select a list place manually in menu LIST (push note keys for select the place - see below)
Limit the size of the list for the CV-input LIST with “LENGHT”.
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TRANSPOSE
The List can be transposed additional with the voltage from CV-input TRANSPOSE (11 semitones).
(Chord-Trigger-Impuls set the value activ)
LIST
Lenght: 12
lenght of list
list places
< list example
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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ARP KN BASS
Ch:P01 CSc:P01
Ch:P09 CSc:P02
Ch:P02 #C Sc:P03
Sc:U01 CSc:P01
Ch:U01 DCh:P01
Ch:P21 ECh:U02
Ch:U16 #F Sc:P01
Ch:P01 CSc:P01
Ch:P05 ASc:P02
Ch:P14 CSc:P01
Sc:P01 HSc:P05
Ch:U01 CSc:U01
KN: KEYNOTE
ARP: Memory chord or scale-Nr
BASS: Memory chord or scale-Nr

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6.1 Arp/Bass Liste festlegen
Call MENU LIST:
Push down Key SHIFT and Key “A”
Call SUBMENUs: “A” ARP, “B” BASS, “LENGHT” list lenght and set values:
Toggle between Submenu selection and value selection: Push data-entry-knob
Blink Submenu ON: you select the submenu of your choise by turning the data-entryknob
Blinking OFF: you select the parameter of your choise by turning the data-entryknob
.
Possible values:
A(ARP): chords Ch:P01-U16 or scales Sc:P01-U16
B (BASS): chords Ch:P01-U16 or scales Sc:P01-U16
Lenght: 1..12
Place:
This is one of 12 list places. Select list place with note keys C-B.
On each place you can set a chord/scale for ARP, a chord/scale for BASS and a common
Keynote.
Set the KEYNOTE:
Push and Hold down key “KEYNOTE “ and push the key for set the Keynote.
The LED of the key displays the Keynote.
Load Chord or Scale (Submenu Aor B, Blinking OFF!):
Turn the data-entryknob.
Notes begins to load (automatically transposed) to the octave 1 of the modul keyboard.
You can see the notes on the LEDs of the keys.
While loading the “HOLD” will be set to “ON” automatically. You can clear all notes while set the
“HOLD” function “OFF” : Push and hold down key SHIFT and HOLD. (Please note: This clear
not the listplace - only the note buffer!)
Submenu Lenght:
Limit the list places for the CV-Input LIST .
MENU “LIST” Place
Submenu
Chord- / Scale-Nr
Ch=Chord Sc=Scale
P=Preset, U=User
chord/scale name

Call MENU SETUP:
Push down Key SHIFT and Key SETUP (“F”)
Call SubMenus and set values:
Toggle between Submenu selection and value selection: Push data-entry-knob
Blink Submenu ON: you select the submenu of your choise by turning the data-entryknob
Blinking OFF: you select the parameter of your choise by turning the data-entryknob
Determines the function (parameter control) of the CV-inputs USER-1 and USER-2. You can use
the booth inputs for control different parameters of the arpeggiator channels ARP and BASS.
USER-1 control ARP parameters and USER-2 control BASS parameters. Activate the values
from USER-1 with Trigger Arp and USER-2 with Trigger Bass.
Parameter:
USER-1 USER-2
Arp: GLIDE Bass: GLIDE
Arp: NOTEREPEATBass: NOTEREPEAT
Arp: SEQUENCE Bass: SEQUENCE
Arp: CLOCK Bass: CLOCK
Arp: GATE Bass: GATE
Arp: VELO 1..127 Bass: VELO 1..127
Arp: VELOAccent+Random Bass: VELOAccent+Random
Set all CV-outputs of the module in UNISONO mode
for better tuning connected oscillators.
You can set the voltage on all CV output jacks in 1 volt steps from 0 to +5volt
(note C in octave steps).
Advice: While the sequencer is run, the output setting is inactiv.
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7. MENU SETUP
7.1 Setup USER-1/2 Inputs
TUNE-MODE

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8. MENU X-OUT
Call MENU X-OUT:
Push down Key SHIFT and Key “G”)
Call SubMenus and set values:
Toggle between Submenu selection and value selection: Push data-entry-knob
Blink Submenu ON: you select the submenu of your choise by turning the data-entryknob
Blinking OFF: you select the parameter of your choise by turning the data-entryknob
.
Following values are possible for each x-out:
SEQ-P01..P63 - 16-step preset sequence pattern
CLOCK - Clockdivider value (intern or extern MIDI clock)
GATE - Gatetime of the steps
Sequence pattern P02 switch OFF the X-out channel (all steps off).
Start/Stop sequencer with key PLAYMODE (only with internal clock - Sync=intern)
GATE
GATE is the time between Note-On and Note-Off.
The GATE time values are adapted in relation to the Clock of the sequence (“adapted”).
Following values are allways definitely:
adapted: 1 GATE time is allways the time of 1 tick.
adapted: 8 GATE time is allways the time of value CLOCK of the sequence.
With “adapted:8” you can play notes
without note off (bonded):

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9. MENU MIDI
Call MENU MIDI:
Push down Key SHIFT and Key MIDI (“E”)
Call SubMenus and set values:
Toggle between Submenu selection and value selection: Push data-entry-knob
Blink Submenu ON: you select the submenu of your choise by turning the data-entryknob
Blinking OFF: you select the parameter of your choise by turning the data-entryknob
1.TEMPO
Sets the basic tempo of the arpeggiator of
Tempo 20..255 bpm. If SYNC=”extern MidiClock”
then the value is “extern”.
2.SYNC
Set the Basic clock source:
external clock or internal clock.
Start / Stop with key “PLAYMODE” (only if “intern”)!
3. RECV CLOCK
Set the MIDI clock divider on/off
HALF: MIDI-Input-Clock Divider on NORMAL: off
4. SEND CLOCK
Set following values:
OFF: - transmitt clock off
NORMAL: - transmitt clock (normal)
HALF: - transmitt clock with half speed
(MIDI clock out divider on)
All MIDI-receive- and Transmitt channels are determined:
Receive notes and control change: MIDI channel 1
Transmitt notes arpeggiator ARP: MIDI channel 1
Transmitt notes arpeggiator BASS: MIDI channel 2
Transmitt notes CHORD: MIDI channel 3
MIDI-Einstellungen