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Possible third option? - Friend of Dogs - 12-15-2019
Hello forums. I’m just wondering if there would ever be plans to put in a half trigger half cv module . There’s the 16 triggs and I know soon to be 16 cvs. Would you ever consider doing a 8trig and 8 cv? I don’t have enough drum modules for 16 trigs :/
RE: Possible third option? - XORadmin - 12-15-2019
Nope, this is not planned. There is a 6CV 2 Trigger option with less HP and i think that would be it for now with the more output expanders. They are other things which need more attention then.
RE: Possible third option? - Friend of Dogs - 12-16-2019
Yes the 6cv 2 trig module looks interesting too, but it’s definitely a different idea than what I was mentioning. Thanks for the info though
RE: Possible third option? - Marizu - 01-24-2020
16 triggers isn't only useful for drums. If you have something that has attenuated inputs (Akemie's Taiko), if you hold a trigger high (FF), you can use it to switch between two states which is effectively the same as controlling two positions on 16 knobs. Use the attenuators to create the voltage that you need.
You could add a held trigger it to an oscillator's pitch CV to make a root (key) note transposition. You'd need to attenuate the trigger voltage down to create the required interval).
RE: Possible third option? - the_cody - 01-25-2020
(01-24-2020, 10:02 AM)Marizu Wrote: 16 triggers isn't only useful for drums. If you have something that has attenuated inputs (Akemie's Taiko), if you hold a trigger high (FF), you can use it to switch between two states which is effectively the same as controlling two positions on 16 knobs. Use the attenuators to create the voltage that you need.
You could add a held trigger it to an oscillator's pitch CV to make a root (key) note transposition. You'd need to attenuate the trigger voltage down to create the required interval).
The Manual ... page 21: Wrote:00 Turns output OFF ( = reset Gate)
FE Turns output ON ( = set Gate)
FD Toggles the output. So if it was on, then it’ll be off and the other way around a trigger in the trigger column overrules the auto-gating function of a note if in the same row.
I ... didn't realize I could use FD to flip a gate state ... especially when combining that with probability
... well, I WAS gonna go to bed ... GUESS I CAN'T NOW! 
The Manual, just a bit further on, regarding MOD values: Wrote:Using the SHIFT+OK button combination the values can fastly be toggled between 000, 800, C-0, C-4 and C-8.
I think I need to re-read the manual at least once a week until I just absorb all of this!
RE: Possible third option? - XORadmin - 01-25-2020
I’m adding hints step for step in the new versions, so it’s easier to know what all the numbers are doing