Power Button - Behringer JT MINI Quick Start Manual

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JT MINI
JT MINI Controls
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POWER BUTTON

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2. USB-C PORT – Use this port to
power the JT MINI from a suitable
USB power source, to update the
firmware when necessary and to
control the JT MINI with USB MIDI.
3. FUNCTION BUTTON – Use this
button to access the alternative
functions on other buttons and
keys and menu options.
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4. TEMPO – Use this control to
adjust the tempo of the sequencer
and arpeggiator from 10 bpm to
600 bpm depending on menu
settings. The internal LED flashes
to indicate the selected tempo.
Tempo settings can be adjusted in
the relevant menu.
5. VOLUME – Use this control to
adjust the output level of the
headphone socket (6).
6. HEADPHONE SOCKET – Use
this 3.5 mm jack socket to listen
to the JT MINI on a suitable pair
of headphones. Not suitable for
feeding balanced line level inputs
on mixing desks.
7. SYNC IN – Use this socket
to synchronize the JT MINI's
sequencer and arpeggiator to an
external analog sync source.
8. SYNC OUT – Use this socket to
synchronize external analog
equipment to the JT MINI's
tempo (4).
9. MIDI IN – Use this socket to
control the JT MINI using DIN MIDI.
10. MODE SELECT – Use this switch
to set the JT MINI's mode:
Polyphonic, Unison, Arp Up,
Arp Down, Arp Up & Down,
Arp Random.
11. SCALE – Use this control to set the
JT MINI's scale from 32' to 1'.
12. LFO RATE – Use this control to set
the rate of the LFO from 0.05 Hz
to 40 Hz.
13. LFO DELAY – Use this control to
set a delay before the LFO affects
other areas, from 0 s to 10 s.
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14. PITCH MOD – Use this control to
add pitch modulation to the VCOs
for vibrato effects.
15. DETUNE – Use this control to
detune the VCOs away from the
master tuning to obtain a fatter
sound. At zero no detuning
takes place.
16. PWM MOD – Use this control to
add Pulse Width Modulation from
the LFO when using a pulse wave
on the VCOs.
17. WAVEFORM SELECT – Use this
switch to select the waveform of
the VCOs: triangle, ramp, pulse
or square.
18. CUTOFF – Use this control to set
the cutoff frequency of the VCF.
19. RES(ONANCE) – Use this control
to set the resonance of the
VCF, which will emphasize the
frequencies around the cutoff.
At high levels the VCF will self-
oscillate. The resonance control
cannot be used with motion
control recording and does not
have an internal LED unlike the
other controls.
20. LFO MOD – Use this control to add
LFO modulation to the VCF.
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