Modules Guide

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How sound moves

Audio input

SLC · GRP1–GRP4

TONE

BUS1–BUS3

FX1–FX3

FX

SEND (DL1 · DL2 · RVB)

BUS4–BUS6

MIX

MST1

MST2

Audio outputs

Each instrument’s bus switches send it to MIX (BUS1 - BUS3) or through the FX patcher (FX1 - FX3, returning on BUS4 - BUS6); its DL1, DL2, and RVB sends feed SEND, which also returns on BUS4 - BUS6. The audio input reaches TONE through its AUX module. Each MIX strip goes to MST1, MST2, both, or neither, and can also play from its own audio output after its strip. See also Audio Bus and Bus Output.

SLC

SLC

Slices a sample and plays the slices from its own step sequencer.


SEQ

Sequencers

Four grid sequencers, SEQ1 - SEQ4, one for each of GRP1 - GRP4.


GRP1

GRP1

Three samplers played by SEQ1. 1-1 also has a kick synth.


GRP2

GRP2

Three samplers played by SEQ2.


GRP3

GRP3

Two FM synths played by SEQ3.


GRP4

GRP4

Six samplers played by SEQ4.


TONE

TONE

An external input, the HGR tone generator, and three loopers, none of them sequenced.


FX

FX

14 effects wired in the FX patcher, plus 3 LFOs.


TRP

TRP

Transposes other instruments: TRP1 by random intervals, TRP2 through a note sequence.


SEND

SEND

Two delays and a reverb.


MIX

MIX

Sets the level of the six buses and sends each to MST1, MST2, both, or neither.


MST

MST

Two masters, MST1 with performance effects and MST2 with a reverb, each ending in the master chain. The MST1 and MST2 sliders below set each master’s output level, and REC records the result. See also Recording Settings.