6a. Tempo:
Control for tempo.
The original tempo of the recorded pattern is found at the point marked by the
tempo
knob
upon recording. If the
tempo
knob
is far left, the pattern will be as slow as
possible. If the
tempo
knob
is far right, the pattern will be as fast as possible. To
achieve the largest range of tempo expansion and compression, record a pattern with
the
tempo
knob
set to center.
6b. Tempo CV In:
Unipolar positive control voltage input for
tempo
.
Control voltage is added to the current pot position.
Range is 0V-5V.
7a. Roll Rate:
Control for roll rate.
If the
roll rate knob
is far left, the drum rolls will be as slow as possible. If the
roll rate
knob
is far right, the drum rolls will be as fast as possible. The drum roll function is not
quantized to the master clock and will not necessarily be rhythmically related.
7b. Roll Rate CV In:
Unipolar positive control voltage input for r
oll rate
.
Control voltage is added to the current pot position.
Range is 0V-5V.
8a. Roll:
Button that, when pressed, adds drum rolls to user-defined channels. Channels will
only roll for the duration of the recorded gate.
(See
Getting Started: Enabling/Disabling Drum Rolls On Specific Channels
for
more information).
8b. Roll Gate In:
Gate input for
roll
.
Threshold is 2.5V.
9a. Retrigger:
Button that, when pressed, will move the playback position to the beginning of the
recorded loop.
9b. Retrigger Gate In:
Gate input for
retrigger
.
Threshold is 2.5V.
10a. Play/Pause:
Button that, when pressed, will either play or pause the recorded pattern based on the
Tri-ger's current state.
10b. Play/Pause Gate In:
Gate input for
play/pause
.
Threshold is 2.5V.
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