With programm change #19 and #20 in learn mode you may select between V/Octave and
Hz/V characteristics for the CV1 output.
V/Octave is used by most of the synthesizer manufacturers (Moog, ARP, Oberheim, roland,
Sequential Circuits, EMS, Doepfer). When V/Octave is chosen incoming MIDI pitch bend
events affect the CV1 voltage. If Hz/V is selected incoming MIDI pitch bend events do not
affect the CV 1 putput. Because of the non linear voltage range mode the resolution is very
poor in the lower voltage range compared to the V/Octave. So the Hz/V mode should be
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selected only if there is no other solution. The Korg synthesizer MS20 (MS10) e.g. are
equipped with external control inputs taht can be adjusted to V/Octave with the control knob.
(Input: TOTAL, (FREQ) knob:, MG/T.EXT, (EG1/EXT) ).
Using this input(s) we obtained much better results than with the Hz/V control inputs.
Also the MS20/10 has inverted trigger, so you had to switch to inverte trigger with program
Als je deze niet goed insteld krijg je hele rare toon ladders. Kan wel leuk zijn met de ms 20
Let ook op de Trigger polarity. Als deze niet goed ingesteld is gaat de toon pas aan als je midi noot afgelopen is.