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Donald Bauer wrote:
HOLD stops the TKB at the current stage, even if receiving clock signals
"<>" If this is the new simbol for the old UP/DOWN jack (I beleive it
is) then when this jack is high the TKB will cycle in the opposite
direction.
to someone else.
as long the Gate is High. The trigger input is different when there is
no gate input. It takes the voltage from the level set by the sustain
conrol to 0v (release pot control) to +5 (set by the attack pot) back to
the sustain voltage (set by the decay pot). Using both inputs makes a
complex envelope (trigger while gate is high).
Donald Bauer wrote:
>Already answered
> Hello,
>
> I recently picked up a couple Serge items from E*BAY
> and have a couple of basic questions :)
>
> TKB:
>
> What is the "VERT CLOCK" input (or is this an output?
>This will set the TKB to a random stage
> What is the "RANDOM SELECT"? I can't seem to figure
> this 'input?' out.
>The CLOCK is how the TKB is stepped through its stages.
> Is the 'Clock' input connected to anything? (any of
> the other jacks?)
>RESET set the TKB to stage 1.
> Do the "RESET", "HOLD" AND "< >" need to be clocked
> also, or can you just patch them straight to one of
> the 1-16 inputs?
HOLD stops the TKB at the current stage, even if receiving clock signals
"<>" If this is the new simbol for the old UP/DOWN jack (I beleive it
is) then when this jack is high the TKB will cycle in the opposite
direction.
>There have been several "versions" of the front panel. I'll leave this
> DTG:
>
> What are the "Blue" output jacks? (on the top?)
to someone else.
>The GATE input cycles the ADSR through its normal cycle. Sustain is held
> The "Red" output jacks marked "GATE" is your basic
> clock/pulse correct?
>
> Is there a difference between the right and left
> besides the 'color' of the red and orange lights?
>
> EXTENDED ADSR:
>
> What is the difference between the "GATE" (red) and
> "TRIG" (yellow) inputs? They both seem to work the
> same in a basic patch. Is this correct? (maybe one
> is used to 'recycle'?
as long the Gate is High. The trigger input is different when there is
no gate input. It takes the voltage from the level set by the sustain
conrol to 0v (release pot control) to +5 (set by the attack pot) back to
the sustain voltage (set by the decay pot). Using both inputs makes a
complex envelope (trigger while gate is high).
>
> Thank you in advance for help with the new-be
> questions :)
>
> Donald
>
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