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Summary of Contents for Robotic Bean Creative CV-I
- Page 1 obotic C R E A T I V E CV-I/O User Guide Version 1.0.0...
- Page 2 Contents Introduction ......................Getting Started ...................... The Front Panel ..................... The Back Panel ..................... Remote Implementation Chart ................obotic C R E A T I V E TM-1 Trigger Multiplexer Page...
- Page 3 Thank you for your interest in the CV-I and CV-O devices! CV-I (I for Input) and CV-O (Outputs) converts audio signals to Control Voltage (CV) or vice versa. Although this process is pretty uncomplicated, it can be useful for various purposes: •...
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Page 4: Getting Started
Getting Started Warning! Please check that your audio interface supports outputting direct current (DC), and use the appropriate cables. Otherwise you might damage it. Read more about this here: http://www.expert-sleepers.co.uk/siwacompatibility.html The operation of these devices is very simple: just create them and patch the audio and CV connections that you wish to convert. - Page 5 fine for gates and modulation signals, it is tricky to send pitch CV using just CV-I/O. This is because oscillator tracking needs to be carefully calibrated. For sending pitch CV, we recommend using Expert Sleepers Silent Way Voice Controller: ...
- Page 6 4. Finally, create a Kong and route CV channels 1-4 to the pads you want to trigger: That’s about it for the typical usecase! But as mentioned before, you can also use CV-I/O for sending CV as audio to VSTs, to other apps using virtual audio interfaces like Soundflower etc.
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Page 7: The Front Panel
The Front Panel These are the controls on the CV-I/O front panels: Name label 1-8 Label for naming the 8 separate channels Activity LED 1-8 Lights up green for positive signals, and red for negative The Back Panel These are the controls on the CVI/O back panels:...
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