Alyseum SELECTOR User Manual

ALYSEUM - SELECTOR & HOLD - User's manual 2.0
1. Introduction
HOLD
S&H TRIG
1
T&H GATE
CV IN
RESET
OUT 1 T/G 1
N.C.
OUT 2 T/G 2
OUT 3 T/G 3
OUT 4 T/G 4
OUT 5 T/G 5
OUT 6 T/G 6
OUT 7 T/G 7
OUT 8 T/G 8
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These modules can be controlled in 8 different modes of wich 5 exclusive:
1. Standalone by buttons.
2. Slave of the MATRIX II module linked to its preset and bank management.
3. CV Input with its bipolar offset setting.
4. MIDI NOTE or MIDI CC input.
5. Sequential switcher with a MIDI CLK input.
6. Sequential Switcher with a CLK/Trigger input.
7. Sequential Switcher with a CLK/Trigger + RST inputs.
8. CV & CLK/Trigger Inputs, like S&H
Two unique features increase the power of the different modes and their usabilities:
● An "Arpeggiator-like" function is available for the Modes 5, 6 and 7 and including 4 patterns.
● A "Steps Window" function is available for the Modes 3 until 8 and allows you to freely choose a range of steps in
number and location on the fly.
SELECTOR & HOLD – User's manual © - Revision 2.0 (Firmware 1.1) - Page 1
SELECTOR
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
MODE STEP
ARP. WIN.
OFFSET
I/O
COM COM
4 CV
8
3
7
2 6 CLK
1 5 RST
IN O/T
MIDI
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The SELECTOR module is a highly versatile module in terms of
connectivity, control, extension and use.
Its front panel, combined with a multitude of control signals,
sets it apart from other sequencer switchers.
The heart of the module is a high Voltage and high quality
bi-directional addressed Selector 8↔1, also called Sequencial
switcher 8 ↔ 1 or Mul6plexer 8 → 1 or Demul6plexer 1 → 8.
Up to 8 SELECTOR modules can be chained to create a bigger
Selector up to 64 ↔ 1.
In every cases, only one Switcher is active at a time!
The HOLD module is an optional SELECTOR module's
companion which adds the features to it:
● 8 digital addressed outputs, selectable between Trigger
or Gate.
● 1 CV input to 8 analog addressed outputs, selectable
between S&H or T&H.
The 8 digital and 8 analogue outputs are synchronized with the
SELECTOR I/O.
Modes, features and chaining of the SELECTOR module are fully
preserved when the HOLD module is added!
(Firmware 1.1)