TRANSPOSE: In the middle posi-
tion, this knob is at 0, clockwise
transposes up to +12 semitones,
and counter-clockwise transposes
-12 semitones. 1V/OCT, -1V to +1V.
RESET: This button, whose func-
tion is also accessible through the
RESET input, returns the sequence
to the first step of the arpeggio.
ROOT ENABLE: This switch dis-
ables the root note of the scale.
The jack is normaled high, and
the root switch will invert the CV
DIRECTION: Change the direction
of the arpeggiation here. The
middle position of the switch is UP
and DOWN. When the CV jack is
used, the switch is disabled, and
direction is directly controlled by
the voltage on the jack. High for
SCALE: Selects between 16 differ-
ent scales, beginning with major
and ending (all the way clockwise)
NOTES: The Arpitecht features
64 note masks that allow you to
select which notes in the scale
will be incorporated into the
selects between 32 built in gate
sequences. Together with SLIDE
RHYTHM, a world of rhythmic
variation is right at your fingertips.
RANGE: The two RANGE buttons
select the overall octave spread
of the arpeggiation or quantized
CV, while the accompanying LEDs
display the current position (blue)
SLIDE TIME: Controls the rate of
the analog slide circuit when trig-
gered by either the internal SLIDE
RHYTHM or the SLIDE input.
SLIDE RHYTHM: Like RHYTHM,
this knob allows you to apply one
of 32 automatic slide rhythms to
your sequence. Instant acid.
NEW OUT: The NEW output deliv-
ers a trigger every time the note
RUN: This input allows the step input to
advance. It is normaled high.
STEP: A pulse here will advance
the arpeggio to the next step.
RANDOM: When high, the next step will
be randomized within the scale, mask,
INPUT: Quantize CV signals by
plugging in here. This also serves
as the arpeggio start note. Chang-
ing the voltage here alters the
note at which the arpeggio begins,
and resets step to zero. 0-5 Volts.
SLIDE OUT: Gate for when a slide is
active from SLIDE RHYTHM or SLIDE
1V/OCT OUT: -1 to 6V compensated/
GATE OUT: Output that combines
the RHYTHM PATTERN, pulse
width of the STEP input, and held
RHYTHMIC ARPEGGIO GENERATOR AND QUANTIZER
