AvonSynth AVS-MIDI-1 User Manual

Midi to cv converter

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User Guide
Thank you for purchasing from AvonSynth
Congratulations on your purchase of a brand new AvonSynth AVS-MIDI-1
MIDI to CV Converter Module. We trust that it will both serve and
inspire you as you create beautiful music with it for years to come.
In order to get the most out of your module, please ensure that you read
this User Guide in its entirety so that you fully understand all of its
functionality, and that you follow all necessary safety directions during use.

Included in the Box

1 x MIDI to CV Module

Installation

Step 1: Power your system off. Place the module in your Eurorack-
compatible rack in any convenient position. Affix the module to your
rails using the included mounting screws and nylon washers. Neglecting
to use these washers may result in unnecessary marking of the unit.
Step 2: Triple check the polarity of the power connector before
connecting the power cord to your power supply. Ensure that the -12v
line marked on the back of the module connects to the same end of the
flat-cable that also connects to the -12v line on your power supply. While
AvonSynth modules use shrouded connectors that make this process
safer and more reliable, some systems do not conform to this polarity
standard, so careful checking is always necessary. Connecting the
module with incorrect polarity can result in irreversible damage done to
the module which cannot be covered by warranty.
Step 3: Power up your system and start patching!
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1 x 16 pin to 16 pin
flat-cable power cord
AVS-MIDI-1
MIDI to CV
Converter
4 x M3 Mounting Screws
4 x Nylon Washers
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  • Page 1 Converter Thank you for purchasing from AvonSynth Congratulations on your purchase of a brand new AvonSynth AVS-MIDI-1 MIDI to CV Converter Module. We trust that it will both serve and inspire you as you create beautiful music with it for years to come.
  • Page 2 AVS-MIDI-1 MIDI to CV User Guide Converter Features & Specifications Polyphonic MIDI to CV converter with automatic oscillator tuning capability MIDI Tuning Standard compatibility for arbitrary scales 4 channels of individual gate, V/OCT, and velocity CV outputs Independent Mod Wheel and Channel Aftertouch CV Outputs Automatic polyphony selection based on inserted plug Rear DIP-switch based configuration to choose channel and mode...
  • Page 3 AVS-MIDI-1 MIDI to CV User Guide Converter MIDI Channel Numbers Tuning Method 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 There may be times when more precise tuning is required, especially when utilising several different analogue VCOs in polyphony. To create a custom...
  • Page 4 Scala to create your own tunings, or use one of the thousands of available tunings on the internet. Send your MTS bulk dump as Sysex to the AVS-MIDI-1, and if it is received successfully, the LEDs will shine one by one from bottom to top. Otherwise, they will all blink three times to indicated a failed dump.
  • Page 5 If you would like softer presses on the keyboard to generate softer notes, you can connect the VEL output from the AVS-MIDI-1 to also control the VCA, though this is optional. If this patch is replicated with 4 VCOs, 4 ADSRs, and 4 VCAs, rich 4-note polyphony can be achieved.
  • Page 6 MIDI that it is being sent correctly. If the cable is connected, and MIDI messages are being sent from the source device, the 'IN' LED on the AVS-MIDI-1 blinks as messages are received. If the 'IN' LED is blinking, but nothing else is happening, check that you have selected matching MIDI channels on the source device and the AVS-MIDI-1 (see page 3).
  • Page 7 If you have any concerns about your AvonSynth hardware, please get in touch via info@AvonSynth.com to discuss any issues. We will do our best to assist you in getting your hardware operating correctly, and if necessary, we will provide an RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) to send back the unit for inspection.

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