Attention! The SYNC LED indicates the cycle boundaries for the
master channel (B). While on a DIV ratio other than 1/1, or in
phase or free mode, these boundaries may differ from those of
channel A. Recording for channel A will be stopped/started on
the actual channel A boundaries, so if in doubt, record to
channel A in normal mode with the DIV ratio set to 1/1.
The module will record CV between 0 and +5 V, with a resolution
of 128 steps per cycle, for one cycle. Very fast moving CV at
low clock rates may thus be distorted. Record fast moving CV at
high clock rates to prevent this.
If no jack is connected to the selected CV input, the movement
of the MORPH button will be recorded instead. During recording,
the incoming CV or movement of the knob will be sent to the
channel output in order to be monitored. It is not possible to
change the current wavetable page, clock tempo or DIV ratio
while a CV recording is in progress.
To stop playback of the recorded waveform, there are 2 options:
Either press the channel’s PG button in order to move on to the
next wavetable page (this will erase the current CV recording –
it won’t be available after you cycled through all pages to the
same page again), or start a new recording on the same channel
with the REC button (which overwrites the current CV recording).
Any input voltage corresponds to a setting on the MORPH A
button: 0V corresponds to the fully counterclockwise
setting, and +5V corresponds to the clockwise setting,
values in between are interpreted accordingly. Voltages
below 0V or above +5V are limited to stay within this range.
Applying voltages outside the range will not harm the
module.
The MORPH A knob is without function as long as a jack is
inserted into the CV A socket.
