Main Displays - Rossum CONTROL FORGE Operation Manual

6. Main Displays

Control Forge offers two main display
layouts, depending on whether you are
in Play or Program modes. Additionally,
there are dedicated layouts for loading and
saving presets and sequences, programming
sequences, setting Preset Globals, and
executing Utility functions.
In this chapter, we'll describe the main Play
and Programming displays. The rest will be
described in their own chapters.
Play Mode Display
When operating in Play Mode, the display
provides the following:
A real-time graphic representation of the
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output voltage level with a range of -5V to
+5V
A display of the time progress through the
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segments used in the preset (including any
conditional jumps)
This display disappears when
NOTE:
Control Forge is stopped. It flashes
while Control Forge is paused.
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The number and name of the currently
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loaded preset
The current numeric Time Scale
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multipliers. The first number is the
Encoder multiplier and the second is the
result of the Time Scale CV input.
The number and name of the currently
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loaded sequence
A display of the current segment's
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Transition Shape
The Transition Shape graphic
NOTE:
will be inverted if the the segment's
Target Voltage is lower than its starting
voltage.
Graphical indicators of the real-time
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values of CV 1, CV 2, CV 3, CV 4, and
the Time Scale CV (top to bottom in that
order).
A sequencer status indicator which
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displays the current sequence step
number (if the step contains a preset) or
an indication that the sequence is in a Halt
or Pause state.
If Sequence Off has been
NOTE:
selected, this status display is blank.
Yellow status indicators:
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Q: Lights when real-time quantize is
active, either because the button is being
pressed or because it has been latched
on.
R:
Lights when real-time randomize is
active, either because the button is being
pressed or because it has been latched
on.
T1 T2:
& Light when a trigger has fired,
either because its trigger condition has
been met or because it's been triggered
by the real-time TR 1 or TR 2 buttons.