the auto set jack will reset the sequencer to step 1 when it receives a pulse. its commonly used to get the sequencer to play less than 32 or 16 steps.
patch out from the gated pulse jack and in to auto set. when the sequence reaches a step where a bottom fader is over 20% up a pulse is sent out and will reset that side of the sequencer.
i hope this explanation makes sense.
mini
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To: emlsynth@yahoogroups.com
From: k636akx@...
Date: Fri, 5 Oct 2007 15:02:58 +0000
Subject: [emlsynth] Re: EML 400/401 Auto Set
oh by the way
i have made about 70 tracks with my eml so i do have a little experience
the auto set jack on the sequencer is not shown or mentioned in the
manual
nor is it shown on the accompanying diagrams!
and i checked and i do have it set up as manual says (by coincidence)
but if i take the patch lead out of trig in jack then the sound ∗does∗
disappear
i guess auto set is something to do with the "set" switch so that you
don't have to wait for the sequencer to clock after the last stage
before starting the rest of a composition playing so that the EML
starts at the beginning at the same time - but i don't know!
also, my factory mods of A-R ENV (gate in/env out/del gate out) and V-P
(in/out) - both of which have 2 dials as well as jacks, are not shown
and i can't find any info on the internet about them
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