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The CV Recorder offers a new approach to generating modulation and voltage control signals.
Concept: Combine the ability to record and playback control voltage signal events from standard
modules with the tools to shape, mix, loop and time scale these performances in a simple and
repeatable manner. See the following pages for more info on panel functions and operation.
Play Mode selection switch
Direction Switch
Reset Input
Rate CV Input
Start CV Input
End CV Input
CV Record(er)
CV RECORD
ONE SHOT
LP/REC
REC/TRIG
CH1
GATE
FWD
BI
45
S
REV
90s
6
M
RATE
TRG/RST
RATE CV
LOOP END
START CV
LOOP START
END CV
CH1 IN
CH2 IN
CLK REC
CH1 OUT
CH2 OUT
CLK OUT
Record Status LEDs
CH2
Channel Record Switches
Status Tri-LED
16
S
Record/Playback rate control
4
S
Loop End Knob
Loop Start Knob
Channel Inputs
Channel Outputs
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Summary of Contents for Modcan CV Record
- Page 1 CV Record(er) The CV Recorder offers a new approach to generating modulation and voltage control signals. Concept: Combine the ability to record and playback control voltage signal events from standard modules with the tools to shape, mix, loop and time scale these performances in a simple and repeatable manner.
- Page 2 CV Recorder Guide Record/Trigger Button: The REC/TRIG button has multiple functions depending on the state of the Mode selection switch next to it. See Chart below for Button functions relative to Switch settings PLAY SWITCH Forward Bi-Dir Reverse Direction Switch Pressing once plays Pressing once plays Pressing once plays...
- Page 3 2/ Monitoring the input channel While in loop mode depressing the CH1 or CH2 switches (indicated by LEDs above the switches) activates pass-thru of the signal from the input jacks to the output jacks and selects the channels that will be recorded to. If both channels are selected the CLOCK channel is also selected for recording of clocks and for monitoring before recording.
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