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Version 1.1 septembre 2015

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  • Page 1 User's guide Version 1.1 septembre 2015...
  • Page 2: Before Starting

    Before starting PLEASE READ CAREFULLY ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS APPLIANCE. KEEP THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET FOR FURTHER REFERENCE. THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS MENTIONED IN THIS USER'S GUIDE CAN'T COVER ALL POSSIBLE CONDITIONS AND SITUATIONS. USERS SHOULD BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN USING THIS APPLIANCE. The above symbols warn the users of potential danger in case of misuse of electrical appliances.
  • Page 3 If there is a risk of thunderstorms or if not using the product for a longer period of time, unplug the appliance from the wall. This appliance, used alone, with an amplifier or with earphones, can produce sound levels which could provoke terminal loss of hearing.
  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Back ............................... 8 Connections ........................... 9 Keyboards and Instruments Premixer .......................... 9 Send / Return / Console group ............................. 9 Using The Triko ..........................10 Programs loading ................................ 10 Programs editing ................................. 10 Programs recording ..............................11 Volume and balance controls ............................. 11 Setting Input Level ..............................
  • Page 5: Introduction

    We all imagine ethereal, stratospherical, totally unique strings sounds or warm and swirling notes of a simple guitar. All have something in common, the use of a chorus, often multiple (bi or tri). The Triko allows you to rediscover the magic of these enveloping sounds while also offering you the chance to discover yet unknown landscapes.
  • Page 6: Synopsis

    Synopsis Inputs 1 to 8 TS 6.35 Volume and Balance controls for Inputs 1 to 8 L and R Input Summing. Chorus Input Summing Overmodulation LFO Added with each Chorus LFO Individual LFOs for each Chorus Chorus Output Volume and Balance controls Chorus 2 Re-injection Switch (Flanger) Summing Output L and R Adders L and R Level Settings for Master FX (Chorus)
  • Page 7: Front

    Front ON/OFF switch. In the OFF position, power consumption is zero. Indicators of the intensity of input signal. The measured signal is the inputs mix injected to the three Chorus. 8 lit push buttons for accessing the settings. 2x16 LCD screen SELECT encoder and push button VALUE1 encoder and push button VALUE2 encoder and push button...
  • Page 8: Back

    Back IEC power cord socket (included). Make sure that the cable is properly inserted and solidary with the socket. Midi Out 5-pin DIN socket. This socket can be configured as Midi Thru in the System menu. Midi In 5-pin DIN socket. 8 mono line inputs, 50 KOhms, 6.35mm asymmetrical TS jacks.
  • Page 9: Connections

    If you use an optional card like FV-1 (Echo + Reverberation), FX and DRY mastering on The Triko is recommended. In this case, the output signal (outputs 5 or 6) is sent to the input of a stereo section of your mixing console.
  • Page 10: Using The Triko

    Using The Triko The Triko has 128 programs which remember the 8-channel premixer settings, the three Chorus settings , the Master settings and the optional card settings. An option in the System Menu (Mix = Prg / Glb) allows controlling the premixer independent of the programs.
  • Page 11: Programs Recording

    Vo l um e a n d b ala nc e c on t r ols In each section of The Triko, like for each of the 8 inputs, you can set the volume and the balance. Each of these controls uses a digital potentiometer (digipot) that could be imagined as a gradual attenuator of resistors with a digital switch.
  • Page 12: Setting Input Level

    S e t ti n g I n pu t L ev e l The 100% analogue signal path in The Triko and the use of BBD delaying lines require to adjust the input volume for optimal signal / noise ratio. To help you with this, a three LED display shows continuously the input signal level.
  • Page 13: Sections

    In p u t Controlling damping and balance of inputs 1 to 8 INPUT CHAN x (see Using The Triko / Volume and Balance controls and Input Level Controls) Vol=+4 Pan=< > Mas t er Controlling the volume / balance of the summation of the three Chorus MASTER (see Using The Triko / Volume and balance controls &...
  • Page 14: Chorus 1, 2 And 3

    D-MOD Mod=Lev Amp=25 The Triko allows to modulate some parameters through the information of a source: envelope of the entry signal, Midi velocity, Midi knob or Midi Aftertouch Channel. MOD allows to select the destination of this modulation: Non = (None) None ...
  • Page 15: Card

    Control of the waveform and of the speed of Chorus modulation « n ». CHOR.n WAVE Wav=Sin Rat=40 Wav sets the waveform of the signal which modulates the delay of the Chorus « n » Non = (None) No modulation ...
  • Page 16 SHL = Reverberation "Small Hall"  LHL = Reverberation "Hall"  BAL = Reverberation "Baloran"  Flt (0..63) sets the frequency of the low-pass filter applied to the input signal. This allows muting the repetitions or reflections. An invaluable setting! Control of delay and re-injection.
  • Page 17: System

    Ch=All Out=Out Ch sets the Midi channel on The Triko. Select ALL to accept all channels. Otherwise select a value between 1 and 16. The channel is used for dynamic information (see section Master) and for driving the Midi through The Triko (Control Change, Program Change, NRPN).
  • Page 18: Optional Card

    Th e F V- 1 car d With a highly performant as well as very musical digital core and its analogue routing, the FV-1 card brings two important main functionalities to The Triko: The echo With the FV-1 we have succeeded to generate algorithms and modulations very close to those of a venerated tape echo (Space Echo): the Tape modulation is a real recording of the wow of its model.
  • Page 19: Midi Interface

    Full control of The Triko through MIDI Control Change In the next chapter you will find a table of all the MIDI commands of The Triko. This will show you how to easily adapt your master keyboard, your MIDI hardware controller (surface, pedal, etc.) or your software environment in order to control The Triko.
  • Page 20: Midi Specifications

    MI DI s p ec ifi ca ti o ns Example Parameters Range NRPN Range (Hex) (decimal format) Input Level 1..8 16..23 10..17 0..33 176, 16, [Value] Input Panoramique 1..8 24..31 18..1F 0..32 176, 24, [Value] FX Level 0..33 176, 40, [Value] FX Panoramique 0..32 176, 41, [Value]...
  • Page 21 [Value Modulo 128] Card Feedback 0..33 176, 77, [Value] Card Onde 0..6 176, 78, [Value] Card Rate 0..360/3 0..360 176, 79, [Value/3] 176, 99, 0, 176, 98, 79, 176, 6, [Value/128], 176, 38, [Value Modulo 128] Card Modulation Depth 0..100 176, 80, [Value] Card Param (Head/Predelay) 0..33...
  • Page 22: Legal Declaration

    Legal declaration Laurent Lecatelier, BALORAN SAS representative, 19 rue François Galvaire, 62660 BEUVRY, France declares that the following product: The Triko, Tri-Chorus analogue is conform to this certificate and corresponds to the European regulations concerning the following directives : 2004/108/CE, 2006/95/CE, 2009/95/CE, 2014/30/UE et 2014/35/UE We declare also that the MeanWell©...

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