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RESET/ON E SH OT I N

This input has dual function (exactly same functions as Play switch Down click). It Works

as

“Reset IN”

during play and as

“One shot play IN”

during stop.

During play:

When a trigger or gate is

present the count will be reset to the step 1 ,

independently of any other parameters.

Connect Gate outs to this input limit the

amount of steps that Muxlicer counts.

During stop:

This input will start a “One

Shot” cycle. Muxlicer will count until 8 then

stop. Use this to generate gated arpeggios or

(together with the EOC Out) chain more than

one muxlicer in series. If a second trigger is

received before the count finished, it will

reset to step one.

SPEED DI V/M U LT EN CODER

This encoder have four different functions:

1.

Tap Tempo

Tap this button twice the tempo will be set at the speed of

the interval between this two taps. If you tap more than twice

(in a short time) the time between them will be averaged to

improve timing precision. Tempo adjustments are stored in

nonvolatile memory so it remains even when the device is

turned off.

2.

Count Speed

Turning the encoder will always change the speed. When the

module works with internal clock it change the tempo. When

the module works with External clock it divides or multiplies

the incoming clock.

3.

Clock Out Div/Mult

Holding the encoder down and turning it the same time you

can divide or multiply the Clock Output.

4.

CV Range

Holding the encoder down and pressing the Play Switch Up or

down at the same time (without releasing the encoder), you

can adjust the range of the CV at Com I/O. Long push of Play

switch, will move fast, and short push will move on small

increments. All Speed adjustments are stored in nonvolatile

memory.

All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com

Summary of Contents for Muxlicer

Page 1: ...M U X L I C E R U S E R M A N U A L All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 2: ...All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 3: ...designed with a high function per HP ratio philosophy to have maximum flexibility in minimum space It is divided in three main blocks 1 Digital Step Controller Featuring Tap Tempo Voltage controlled a...

Page 4: ...an equally voltage step relation Voltages above the maximum are just ignored 5v CV in is also possible changing the CV range switch The small switch from the back of the module 2 You can use this Inpu...

Page 5: ...r different functions 1 Tap Tempo Tap this button twice the tempo will be set at the speed of the interval between this two taps If you tap more than twice in a short time the time between them will b...

Page 6: ...CV is present the Knob acts as an attenuator 1 0v CV are accepted but most usable range is from 0 to 5v Other voltages are ignored CLOCK OU T Outputs the clock either internal or external divided or...

Page 7: ...hing is plug to this IN Muxlicer acts as normal step sequencer Explained in Speed Div Mult encoder CV Range Section M U X I Os Mux I Os are together with Common I O the main connections of Muxlicer Li...

Page 8: ...have a signal Finally you can control the level of any signal with its corresponding level fader BASI C SEQU EN CI N G Without signals presents into the Analog Switch the module works as a powerful 8...

Page 9: ...Play switch Now you can adjust the amount of retriggers in each step manually with the sliders or via CV plugin CV signals to Mux I Os If you want to reduce the maximum number of retriggers on the ste...

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