User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- User Manual
- Special Thanks
- Thank you for purchasing the Arturia KeyStep!
- Special Message
- Introduction
- Table Of Contents
- Introduction and Overview
- Basic Operations
- Shift Functions
- Creating Sequences
- The Arpeggiator
- Synchronization
- MOD/GATE/PITCH functions
- Controlling external synths
- The MIDI Control Center
- Software License Agreement
- Declaration of Conformity
9.10.4.7. Gate CV Output
We've included three types of Gate signal response:
S-trig: This stands for "Short-circuit trigger", though sometimes it's called "negative trigger".
It involves keeping the voltage high and then shorting the trigger circuit whenever the note
should play. This format is used by Dr. Bob's classics, Korg and Yamaha synths, among
others.
V-trig: An abbreviation for "Voltage trigger", also known as "positive trigger". This method
involves keeping normally low voltage on trigger and producing a fixed positive voltage to
indicate a note is on. It's favored by Roland and Sequential Circuits synths and others as
well.
9.10.5. Transport settings
First a quick summary of the Transport settings, then the chart:
Play/Pause: The alternate setting is 'Reset'. This would allow you to perform '˜stutter edits'
on your sequences.
Transport Mode: You can define how transport commands are transmitted: MIDI CC, MMC,
or both.
Parameter Range/Values Description/Function
Play/Pause Pause, Reset Pause or 'stutter' sequence
Transport Mode OFF, MIDI CC, MMC, Both Covers most devices
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