Mod Wheel- Outputs a control voltage between 0V and 5V, proportionate to mod wheel position. No voltage is transmitted at nominal position. Sus- Outputs a 5V control voltage when a MIDI sustain pedal message greater than 64 is received.īend- Outputs a control voltage between -5V and 5V, proportionate to pitch wheel movements. Vel- Outputs a velocity control voltage between 0V and 5V, proportionate to how hard the key (or pad) is struck when using a velocity-sensitive controller.Īftertouch- Outputs a control voltage between 0V and 5V, proportionate to ongoing key pressure when using a controller that transmits aftertouch.
(Because the gate voltage is already "high," it will very briefly dip to zero volts when a new key is struck in order to let the module know to retrigger.) In Multi mode, new gate and trigger voltages are sent any time a new key is played. In Single mode, a new gate and trigger voltage will not be sent until all previously held keys are released. Single/Multi- Defines how the Gate and Trigger voltages behave when a key is struck while another key is held. It’s often used to turn something on or off, or trigger a "one-shot" drum sound. Trig- A trigger signal is much like a gate signal, but instead of staying high while a key is held, it briefly outputs 5V then returns to 0V (roughly 0.02 milliseconds).
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This typically is patched to an envelope generator or voltage-controlled amplifier to control amplitude.
Gate- Outputs a constant 5V gate signal for as long as a key is pressed. This usually is patched to an oscillator keyboard CV input, allowing oscillator pitch to track the keyboard in chromatic half-steps. Pitch- This is the pitch control voltage output. Oct- Transposes the pitch of the outgoing pitch control voltage in octaves.The LEDs to the right display the transposition interval. The Poly Sources section contains “poly jacks,” capable of transmitting up to 16 simultaneous signals the five-pin jack in the MIDI section can transmit up to 16 channels of note and controller data, just like its hardware counterpart. These conform to the 1V/octave standard used in most analog synthesizers and can only transmit a single signal at any time. The standard round “mini” jacks send or receive virtual control voltages or "CV" just like a hardware modular synthesizer. It's also where the powerful patch Variations section and inbuilt WAV Recording section live. The input/output, aka I/O Panel, is Voltage’s "mission control." Here you’ll route audio signals, virtual control voltages, and MIDI to and from your computer, audio hardware, and DAW software.
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