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MIDI interface

Arpeggiator

The settings related to the arpeggiator are the follow-

ing: AR (ARP RANGE), AD (ARP DIRECTION) and AP (ARP

PATTERN). The arpeggiator is enabled when the range is

set to a non-zero value.

C/ and  control respectively the clock division and

gate length of the arpeggiator and sequencer.

While an arpeggio is running, hold START/STOP for one

second to latch the arpeggio. Press again to unlatch.

This trick can also be used to latch a non-arpeggiated

note.

Set  to a value different from

zero and play with EF / ER to replace the arpeggiator

pattern by an euclidean rhythm.

Built-in digital oscillator

A digital oscillator can be output on CV4 (in 1M mode),

CV3/CV4 (in 2M, 2P modes), or on CV outputs 1/2/3/4 (in

4M, 4P modes). Select the waveform in the 

setting - OFF disables it.

The digital oscillator provides sawtooth, triangle, sine,

square and pulse waveforms.

Note sequencer

Each part can store a sequence of up to 64 notes. Se-

quences are recorded step by step.

1. Press REC. When a multi-timbral layout is used, you

are prompted to select a part number with the

encoder - click to conﬁrm.

2. The display now indicates the step number.

3. Play a note on the MIDI input device to add it to the

sequence.

3. Click the encoder and select a note on the display.

Click the encoder to conﬁrm.

3. Press either TIE or REST to insert a tie or rest.

4. When you have recorded all steps, press REC to leave

the recording mode.

In case of mistake, use the encoder to go back to the

previous steps.

The start/stop button controls the playback. While a

sequence is playing:

• Incoming MIDI notes transpose the sequence.

• REC can be pressed to re-record notes/steps on the

ﬂy, while the sequence keeps running.

Saving and recalling setups

8 memory slots are available. Press the encoder for a

second to display the load/save menu. When this menu

is shown, the display pulsates.

Select +S(AVE)+ and click the encoder to save the current

settings into one of the 8 programs. Select “--” to can-

cel.

Select  and click the encoder to select the

number of the program you want to load. Select “--” to

cancel.

Select +E(XIT)+ to leave the LOAD/SAVE menu.

Refer to the online manual for the other commands

(SysEx transfer, calibration).

Memory slot 1 is always reloaded when the module

starts. It is recommended to frequently save your set-

tings there.

Summary of content (2 pages)

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Arpeggiator Note sequencer Saving and recalling setups The settings related to the arpeggiator are the following: AR (ARP RANGE), AD (ARP DIRECTION) and AP (ARP PATTERN). The arpeggiator is enabled when the range is set to a non-zero value. Each part can store a sequence of up to 64 notes. Sequences are recorded step by step. 8 memory slots are available. Press the encoder for a second to display the load/save menu. When this menu is shown, the display pulsates.
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About Yarns 4P: quadraphonic 4M: 4x monophonic Layouts Yarns is a MIDI to CV/Gate interface handling up to 4 channels of conversion, in multi-timbral or polyphonic modes, and with built-in sequencing/arpeggiation/pattern generation capabilities. Note CV 1 Gate 1 Use the encoder to scroll through the list of parameters. Observe that the full name of the parameter temporarily scrolls on the display. Gate Note CV 2 Gate 2 Click the encoder, and turn it to modify the parameter.