Table of Contents
Advertisement
Quick Links
Advertisement
Table of Contents
Related Manuals for ALM Tyso Daiko
Summary of Contents for ALM Tyso Daiko
- Page 1 ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’ Manual Version: 0.1 ALM031 TYSO DAIKO USER GUIDE.
-
Page 2: Table Of Contents
ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’ Introduction ..................Features -------------------------------------------------------------------- Technical Specifications ---------------------------------------------------- Operation ................... Panel Layout ---------------------------------------------------------------- General Usage --------------------------------------------------------------- Patch Ideas ..................Dual Drum Voices (Kick + Snare) --------------------------------------------- Stacking Voices ------------------------------------------------------------- Limited Warranty ................Support .................... APPENDIX ................... I. Calibration ---------------------------------------------------------------- II. -
Page 3: Introduction
ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’ Introduction The ‘Tyso Daiko’ is a dual 12-bit digital wavetable drum voice with full voltage control and an analog EQ output path. The twin voices are independently triggered and output, but share pitch, envelope and other parameters of a swept wavetable oscillator. One voice is output through a voltage controlled analog tilt EQ emphasising upper or lower frequencies. -
Page 4: Technical Specifications
ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’ Technical Specifications • Supply: +12V 70mA Max / -12v 35mA • Size: 14 HP • Depth: 32mm Operation Panel Layout -TYSO-DAIKO- V/Oct Ext in Pitch Sweep Section Tilt Filter EQ control section (Voice 1 only) PITCH →1. -
Page 5: General Usage
ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’ General Usage ‘Tyso Daiko’ produces a drum ‘hit’ sound when a trigger signal (approx. +3v rising edge) is applied to either trigger input. Trig 1 is normalised to Trig 2 meaning it will trigger both voices when Trig 2 is unpatched. The two other trigger inputs - Acc (Accent) and Choke - respectively either further (de)emphasise the hit sound or immediately stop it in the presence of a trigger signal. - Page 6 ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’ Wave Control Selects the source wave for both voices. Morphs between 11 different waveforms which are: noise > sine > tri > saw > pulse > voice > bell1 > bell2 > cymbal > spectra > buzz.
-
Page 7: Patch Ideas
ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’ Patch Ideas Dual Drum Voices (Kick + Snare) 1. Patch a x1 clock from Pam (or other trigger sequencer) to the ‘Trig 1’ input. Patch ‘out 1’ into a mixer and monitor the output. 2. Set ‘wave’ to a sine and ‘release’ to a shorter time. -
Page 8: Stacking Voices
ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’ Stacking Voices 1. Patch a trigger sequence or clock to the ‘trig 1’ input, leave the ‘trig 2’ input unpatched. 2. Monitor the audio from ‘out 1’ . 3. Patch ‘out 2’ back to the ‘external in’ of the EQ section. -
Page 9: Limited Warranty
From the date of manufacture this device is guaranteed for a period of 2 years against any manufacturing or material defects. Any such defects will be repaired or replaced at the discretion of ALM. This does not apply to; • Physical damage arising for mis treating (i,e dropping, submerging, etc). -
Page 10: Support
ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’ Support For the latest news, additional info, downloads and firmware updates please visit the ALM website at http://busycircuits.com and follow @busycircuits on twitter and instagram. Questions? email help@busycircuits.com... -
Page 11: Appendix
ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’ APPENDIX I. Calibration To calibrate the v/oct tracking; • Ensure that no voltage is patched to the V/Oct input and that the Start Freq control is set fully counter clockwise (CCW). • Power the module with the small ‘cal’ button held down (on PCB below fold control on panel). - Page 12 ALM-031 - ‘Tyso Daiko’...
Need help?
Do you have a question about the Tyso Daiko and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers