C4 Synth Specifications - Source Audio C4 Synth User Manual

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Each CC number can only be mapped to control one parameter at any given time. If you attempt to

map a CC that has already been assigned to another parameter, the previous mapping will be

overridden.

Several CCs can potentially be mapped to the same parameter, although this is not very useful.

MIDI Clock

The C4 Synth's LFO will sync to MIDI clock messages (also known as MIDI timing clock or MIDI beat

clock). MIDI clock is tempo-dependent and is used to ensure that multiple MIDI-enabled devices stay

in synchronization. A common use of MIDI clock with the C4 is when recording along to a click track

in a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) running on a computer. MIDI clock can be sent to the C4

directly over USB-MIDI or the Neuro Hub.

MIDI Clock can be enabled within the C4 on a per-preset basis. To enable MIDI Clock go the LFO 1 & 2

block in the Neuro Desktop Sound Editor interface and select the MIDI Clock button. The C4 begins its

MIDI Clock sync as soon as the first MIDI Clock message is received. If the tempo changes, the rate of

MIDI Clock messages will change as well, and the C4 will adjust to resynchronize itself accordingly.

Use the Beat Division dropdown menu in the LFO 1 & 2 block in the Neuro Desktop Sound Editor to

select the rhythmic subdivision of the incoming MIDI Clock. The Beat Division options are Whole, Half,

Quarter, Eighth, Triplet, and Sixteenth notes.

The C4 does not sync to MIDI timecode containing SMPTE timestamps.

Updating C4 Synth Firmware

Firmware updates are achieved using the Neuro Desktop Editor. Download the latest version of

Neuro Desktop Editor from the

connect the C4 Synth to a computer using a mini USB cable. If the C4 is in need of an update the

Firmware Updates icon (the arrow icon) in the Connections field will be framed in yellow. Simply click

on the Firmware Updates icon you will be prompted through the proces