therevox ET-4.3, User Manual

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Mode 0

Mode 1

Mode 2

Mode 3

Ring :

Intensity
key 1 :

Intensity
key 2 :

Osc 2 offset :

Exp 1 :

Osc 1 oct :

Osc 2 oct :

+/- 24 semitone

CH: 1

Note On/Off,

CC 20 CH: 1

+/- 24 semitone

CH: 1, 2

+/- 12 semitone

CH: 1

+/- 12 semitone

CH: 1, 2

CC 21 CH: 1

CC 22 CH: 1

Note oct CH: 1

CC 23 CH: 1

CC 4 CH: 1

Note On/Off,

CC 20 CH: 1

Note On/Off,

CC 21 CH: 2

CC 22 CH: 2

Note oct CH: 1

Note oct CH: 2

CC 4 CH: 1, 2

Note On/Off,

CC 20 CH: 1

CC 21 CH: 1

CC 22 CH: 1

Note oct CH: 1

CC 23 CH: 1

CC 4 CH: 1

Note On/Off,

CC 20 CH: 1

Note On/Off,

CC 21 CH: 2

CC 22 CH: 2

Note oct CH: 1

Note oct CH: 2

CC 4 CH: 1, 2

midi over usb output

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A Type-B USB jack on the side panel is used to send MIDI 
commands to a USB host such as a laptop or computer. 
 
With the ET-4.3 already powered on, plug the USB cable 
between the host and instrument. When the instrument 
recognizes a connection it will wait 10 seconds for you to 
select a mode of operation. There are 4 modes of operation 
that can be selected by having held down different intensity 
keys at the conclusion of the 10 second wait time. To switch 
to a different mode unplug the USB cable, plug it back in and 
then hold down the appropriate intensity key(s).          
The position of the ring is sent as a 14-bit pitch bend covering 
+/- 24 or 12 semitones depending on the operating mode 
selected. The ring offset knob can still be used to tune the 
position of the ring.