Abstract Data ADE-32 OCTOCONTROLLER User Manual

Abstract Data ADE-32 OCTOCONTROLLER User Manual

Control, modulation, triggering and pattern module with 12 output types individually assignable to 8 simultaneous outputs.
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ADE-32 OCTOCONTROLLER
Control, Modulation, Triggering and Pattern module with
12 Output Types individually assignable to 8 simultaneous Outputs.
USER GUIDE
© 2016 Abstract Data Ltd.
http://www.abstractdata.biz
Version 1.1.3

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  • Page 1 ADE-32 OCTOCONTROLLER Control, Modulation, Triggering and Pattern module with 12 Output Types individually assignable to 8 simultaneous Outputs. USER GUIDE © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. http://www.abstractdata.biz Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 2: Operation

    Upgrading your module’s firmware via a Mac Firmware Upgrades: Win Upgrading your module’s firmware via a PC Firmware v1.1: 05/2016 New features and changes in this version SPECIFICATIONS: Specs Hardware and spec overview © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 3: Module Overview

    • The front panel is laid out in a simple 3-part grid that allows easy access to all the relevant performance information for all outputs – there is no menu-diving. • The module’s firmware can be upgraded by the user through a simple installation process. © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 4: Front Panel

    White LED shows the activity at each output OUTPUTS 1-8: Individual outputs EXT. CLOCK INPUT: Syncs/slaves the module to an external clock EXT. RESET INPUT: Resets all outputs to bar 1, beat 1 of the global 16 bar loop © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 5: Rear Connections

    The rear panel of the ADE-32 has exposed parts and connections. Please ensure when handling the ADE-32 that the unit is held by the sides of the front panel or the sides of the PCB (Printed Circuit Board). © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 6 Set the PPQ/Clock Resolution of both the ADE-32 and the device you're using as your master clock to the same PPQ settings. See Page 8 for more details. Switch the module into External Clock Mode by simultaneously clicking the EDIT and DIV/MULT buttons. See Page 5 for more details. © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 7: Outputs & Inputs

    The ADE-32 can be reset using the rising edge of an external input signal. This will reset the cycle of all 8 outputs back to bar 1, beat 1 of the overall 16 bar, 64 beat cycle. © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 8 The 12 offset options are listed on the front panel in the right-hand vertical column titled OFFS. The vertical row of 12 white LEDs to the right of that column will update and illuminate to indicate the phase offset that has been selected. © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 9 Simultaneously clicking both the EDIT and OFFSET QUANTIZE buttons will mute or unmute the currently selected output. The blue Edit LED of the currently selected output will flash to show that output has been muted. © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 10 When the ADE-32 is in internal clock mode – the module will run using the built-in clock to set tempo. When the ADE-32 is in external clock mode – the module will only run when it is receiving a clock signal at EXT. CLOCK IN. © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 11 64 Beats | 16 Bars 11 Arps 10 Arpeggio types 0-1V Scroll: Arps 1-10 1/16 Beat 16 Beats | 4 Bars 12 Loops 10 Rhythmic gates 0-5V Scroll: Loops 1-10 1/16 Beat 16 Beats | 4 Bars © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 12 NOTES: The ADE-32 includes 10 pre-set arpeggios of 4 notes each ‘in the style of’ various classic pieces of electronic music. Use them as is or as building blocks for further experimentation and manipulation. C* is an octave up from C © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 13 LOOP #1 NOTES: The ADE-32 includes 10 pre-set loops of 16 steps each formed by a series of rhythmic gates. Use them as is or as building blocks for further experimentation and manipulation. © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 14: System Requirements

    Abstract Data website or from any of the suppliers listed on the Abstract Data website. Please note: This needs to be the 5V cable – *not* the 3.3V version. Please note: Abstract Data cannot provide support for cables or programmers that do not fit this spec. 2) DOWNLOADS: http://www.abstractdata.biz/products/eurorack/3x/ade32/?tab=firmware •...
  • Page 15 Abstract Data website or from any of the suppliers listed on the Abstract Data website. Please note: This needs to be the 5V cable – *not* the 3.3V version. Please note: Abstract Data cannot provide support for cables or programmers that do not fit this spec. 2) DOWNLOADS: http://www.abstractdata.biz/products/eurorack/3x/ade32/?tab=firmware •...
  • Page 16: New Features

    • Fixed a bug where pulses would not trigger at clock divisions greater than 16 || 4. • Fixed a bug where output types 9-10 might act eratically when allocated to output 8. © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...
  • Page 17 Paul Soulsby Beta Testing: Kirk Degiorgio Martin Dubka Ben Wilson Thanks: Edd Butterworth Robin Rimbaud Steven Grimley-Taylor Alex Theakston Tom Whitwell CONTACT: Justin Owen @ Abstract Data info@abstractdata.biz www.abstractdata.biz facebook.com/abstractdatabiz twitter.com/abstractdatabiz instagram.com/abstractdatabiz soundcloud.com/abstractdatabiz youtube.com/abstractdatabiz © 2016 Abstract Data Ltd. Version 1.1.3...

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