Owner`s manual
CONTROLLERS
As
discussed
before,
a
controller
is
a
circuit
that
controls
another
circuit.
A
controller
usually
has
only
an
output;
the
audio
signal
rarely
"passes
through"
a
controller.
A
controller
may
control
a
signal
source,
a
modifier,
or
another
controller.
The
output
of
a
controller
is
generally
sent to
the
control
input
of
the
circuit
to
be
controlled.
KEYBOARD
The
most
important
controller
on
The
Source
is
the
keyboard.
The
keyboard
outputs
two
essential
pieces
of
information:
control
voltage
and
trigger
state.
The
keyboard
control
voltage
is
unique
for
each
key,
and
is
calibrated
at
1
volt
per
octave,
or
1/12
volt
per
key.
If
a
given
key
generates
1
volt,
the
key
one-half
step
higher
will
generate
1
+
1/12
volts,
and
so
on.
The
voltage-controlled
circuits
in
The
Source
are
calibrated
to
this
system.
The
octave
transpose
switch
labeled
"+1"
adds
one
volt
to
the
keyboard
voltage;
the
"zero"
switch
returns
to
nominal
keyboard
voltage.
The
keyboard
voltage
determines
the
frequency
of
the
oscillators
and
controls
the
filter's
cutoff
frequency
in
varying
amounts.
Normally,
changes
in
keyboard
voltages
are
instantaneous,
but
a
lag
in
change
rates
can
be
applied
with
the
KB
Glide
control.
Touch
program
VOLTAOE
CONTROLLED
FILTER
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KB
TRACK
32'
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FOOTAGE
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SING
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TRIGGER
MEMORY
FOOTAGE
WAVESHAPE
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INTERVALI
OSCILLATOR
BANK
FILTER
CONTOUR
LOUOIMEBB
CONTOUR
MODIFIERS
REC1
REC2
STOP
CONTINUE
PLAY
1
PLAY
2
-
REC
PLAY
ARKGGIO
S&H
S&HFI
EXTJTRIG
SAVE
VERIFY
LOAD
REC2
STOP
CONTINUE
PLAY
1
PLAY
2
REC
PLA
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