03-13-2024, 07:32 PM
Thanks again for the help Thomas! The other thread indeed had the answer, but I will post it here as it might make searching for this information easier for others.
As written above, it needs to be sorted using the MAPPING screen. Make sure your tracks clock is set to MAPPING (which you do in the Track Setup). In my case I'm using Track 1 and have the Clock set to MAPPING.
Then in the mapping screen, you need these two lines:
I had orginally tried this just mapping CV IN1 to CLOCK (doesn't work). Then I tried mapping it straight to TICK but this was also not quite right (because the trigger voltage was being interpreted as TICKs and it wasn't possible to find a voltage that would reliably send the right number of ticks).
Some how the CALC code is still voodoo to me, but it works! As Thomas writes:
Super excited about this! Such an amazing module!!
As written above, it needs to be sorted using the MAPPING screen. Make sure your tracks clock is set to MAPPING (which you do in the Track Setup). In my case I'm using Track 1 and have the Clock set to MAPPING.
Then in the mapping screen, you need these two lines:
Code:
00 CV IN 1
01 CALC PASS 00=6 > TRCK TRK1 TICKI had orginally tried this just mapping CV IN1 to CLOCK (doesn't work). Then I tried mapping it straight to TICK but this was also not quite right (because the trigger voltage was being interpreted as TICKs and it wasn't possible to find a voltage that would reliably send the right number of ticks).
Some how the CALC code is still voodoo to me, but it works! As Thomas writes:
Quote:This generates 6 ticks if the CV input changes from zero to any value. This works if the CV signal is clean and the CV input is calibrated properly.
Super excited about this! Such an amazing module!!