User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1 – Installation and Setup
- 2 – Turning The Unit On/Off - Calibration Process
- 3 – Overview
- 4 – Front Panel Interface
- 4.1 – Home Display
- 4.2 – Sound Editing Matrix
- 4.2.1 – Oscillators (OSC)
- 4.2.2 - Mixer (MIX)
- 4.2.3 – Filters (FILTER)
- 4.1.4 – LFOs (LFO)
- 4.2.5 – Envelopes (FILTER ENV - AMP ENV)
- 4.2.6 – Modulation Matrix (MATRIX)
- 4.2.6 – Effects (FX)
- 4.2.7 – Effects Type List And Parameters
- 4.2.8 – Other Sound Editing Shortcuts
- 5 – Global Controls
- 5.1 – Presets
- 5.1.1 – The Edit Preset Menu
- 5.1.2 - Store a Preset
- 5.1.3 – Recall Preset
- 5.1.4 – Rename Preset
- 5.1.5 – Initialize A Preset
- 5.1.6 – Compare Preset
- 5.1.7 – Demo
- 5.2 – Setup
- 5.2.1 – Master Tuning
- 5.2.2 – MIDI
- 5.2.3 – Sync
- 5.2.4 – Keyboard
- 5.3 – Song
- 5.4 – Arpeggiator
- 5.5 – Sequencer
- 5.5.1 – ALT(ernative) Editing button
- 5.6 – Voice Mode: Assign System
- 6 – FAQ and Troubleshooting
- 7 – Support
UNO Synth Pro
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5.2.3 – Sync
You can synchronize the UNO tempo to the clock of an external sequencer or other devices.
SEND: the send of the MIDI Clock can be turned ON or OFF, or you can use the CV SYNC.
Note that the CV Sync uses both CV OUT ports: on CV OUT 1 it will send the clock, while on CV OUT 2 it will
send the gate. The gate information will be used by some devices as RUN/STOP trigger.
RECEIVE: you can select the sync between Internal, External and USB, or you can use the CV SYNC.
Note that the CV SYNC uses both CV IN ports: on CV IN 1 it will receive the clock, while on CV IN 2 it will
receive the gate. The gate information will be used as PLAY/STOP trigger for the sequencer
5.2.4 – Keyboard
VELOCITY
Sets the default velocity for the keyboard on the desktop version.
SCALE
Quantizes the tone generator to different musical scales using the natural note keys (white keys). The default
setting is Chromatic where incoming note data will not be converted.
When a scale other than Chromatic is selected, the accidental note keys (black keys) on the keyboard will be
disabled. This makes it possible to gliss across the bottom part of the keyboard with ease and play only the
notes in the chosen scale.
The available Scales are:
• Chromatic
• Major
• Minor
• Major Pentatonic
• Major Blues
• Minor Pentatonic
• Minor Blues
• Minor Harmonic
• Mixolydian
• Dorian
• Klezmer
• Hungarian Gypsy
• Spanish Gypsy
• Japanese
• South-East Asian