MonoPoly - Synthesizer BEHRINGER - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL MonoPoly BEHRINGER

Analog 4-Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer with 37 Full-Size Keys, 4 VCOs, VCF, 2 LFOs, 2 Envelopes, Sync and Cross Modulation and Arpeggiator

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LIMITED WARRANTY

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[1] KEYBOARD-the keyboard has 37 semi-weighted, full size keys.
MG1 WHEEL: adjust the modulation depth from off to maximum. The operation of both wheels can be adjusted and customized using the WHEEL controls [7].
BEND WHEEL - ratio or lower the pitch, with a center defint position.
KEY ASSIGN MODE these switches select how the keyboard is assigned to the synthesizer. (See "Getting Started" for more details. HOLD holds all notes played. Select a KEY ASSIGN switch, before pressing HOLD.)

[5] EFFECTS ON/OFF - enable/disable the effects produced using the X-KMOD/FREQ-KMOD/RCODE controls (see Item 11 below).
(4) ARPEGGATOR - three switches are used to set up the arpeggator.

CHORD MEMORY: play and hold any desired chord in POLY or UNISON/SHARE mode, and then press CHORD MEMORY. The chord will be memorized and can be played back with a single key press.
UNION: this monophasic mode plays all the VCOs when playing one key. Each VCO can be adjusted individually.
UNION/SHARE - this polyhmonic mode automatically shares the number of notes played, among the VCOs.
POLY - this conventional polyhmonic mode assigns the notes in the playing order to each VCO.
ALL/20CT/10CT selects the octave range.
UP/DOWN/UP-DOWN - selects the playback note order.
LATC/ON/OFF - Select LATC to hold the asparagus when all notes are released. Select ON or OFF to engage/disengage the asparagus. Use the M2G FREQUENCY knob to adjust the asparagus tempo. Make sure it is not on zero when first creating an asparagus.
WHEEL - this section allows you to select the operation and adjust the intensity of the BEND and WG1 wheels. INTENSITY - adjusts the intensity or effect of each wheel. On zero, the wheels will have no effect.

SELECTOR - select the operation of each wheel:

VCO1/SLAVEVCOs: the BIDM wheel affects VCO1 if the EFFC switch is OFF. If EFFC switches are On, then it affects the slave VCOs. The VCo1 wheel can modulate VCO1 or the slave VCOs.

Pitch - The SBIW wheel can pitch bend all WCG. The MG1 wheel can modulate the pitch.

VCF the BEND wheel directly affects the filter cutoff frequency, and the MST wheel modulates it.

OUTPUT- adjust the overall volume level of the main and headphone outputs. Turn this down before turning on power, or connecting headphones or external amplifiers and equipment.
FREQUENCY MG1 adjust the frequency of Modulation Generator 1 (MG1). The LED will flash at the current frequency,
WAVEFORM M61 - select the wave shape of (A61) form: triangular, reverse sawtooth, swatthout, or pulse
FREQUENCY M62 - adjust the frequency of Modulator Generator 2 (M62). The LID will flash at the current frequency. The M62 waveform is triangular.
X MOD/FREQ/MOD/MODE-use these controls to setup the effects, and then use the EFFECTS switch to turn these on or off. The various effects are based upon the relationship between a master VCO, and slave VCOs.

X-MOD - adjusts the level of cross-mutation when in X-MOD or S & X mode.

FREQ MOD - the knob and switch control the frequency modulation given to the slave VCOs only, as set by the SINGLE/DOUBLE switch.

MOD MODES

SYNC-the slave VCOs are synchronised in tune with their respective master VCO.
S & K-a combination of synchronised oscillators (S) and cross modulation (X).
X MOD - cross-modulation, where VCOs are frequency-modulated by another VCO. SINGLE - VCO1 is the master and VCO2-0 are all Saxes

DOUBLE: ^1CO1 is a master and WCO2 is slave. WCO is master and WCO4 is slave.

[13] PWLM-if you select PWLM as a waveform for the VCOs, use these controls to make adjustments:
VCO EG/MGI/MG2 - selects the source used to mediate the pulse width.
INTENSITY adjuststhe modulation intensity
[1] PWWIDTH - if you select PW as a waveform for the VCOs, use this control to adjust the pulse width from narrow to wide.
TRANSPOSE - this switch takes on lowers the keyboard by one octave, without having to adjust any KCO settings. It also affects the rear panel CV OUT, and the VCF 5188 TRACK control.

UP - raises the keyboard by one octave.
NORMAL this is the normal octave position.
DOWN - lowers the keyboard by one octave.

PORTAMENTO - adjust the amount of Portamento (or Glide), between notes as they are played.
[38] DETUME - adjust this control in Union mode to detune the 4 VOs in opposite directions to produce a latter sound. Reset to zero to return all the VOs for polyphonic playing.
MASTER TUNE - adjust the frequency of all VCOs 1 to 4.

[1] VCO 1,2,3,4-the MOVOLY has four voltage controlled oscillators (VCO), with similar controls. An LED indicates when each VCO is on.

TUNE- adjust the frequency of VCO 2, 3, or 4.
WAVEFORMA - select the wave shape from triangular, reverse saccitooth, PwM, or PV.
OCTAVE- select the VCD octave from 2', 4', 8, and 15.

LEVEL - adjust the output level of each VCO.

[19] VCF-the voltage controlled filter (VCF) is a low-pass filter, where audio frequencies above the cutoff frequency are attenuated.

CUTOFF adjusts the cutoff frequency.
RESONANCE - adjusts the amount of volume
level boost given at the out of frequency.
EG INTENSITY - adjusts how much the Filter Approach affects the QCF.

KYB TRACK adjusts how much the cutoff frequency follows (tracks); the keyboard. (For example, if you play higher notes, does the cutoff frequency also increase, or stay fixed.)

MONOPOLY Controls

(39) VCF EG- these knots adjust the envelope generator (EG): affecting the voltage controlled filter (VCF). The controls affect the change in cutoff frequency with time. ATTACK- adjust the time for the cutoff frequency to reach the frequency set by the CUTOFF control.
DECAY TIME - adjust the time for the cutoff frequency to decay down to the SLSIMF frequency after the attack time is over.
SUSTAIN - adjust the cutoff to a frequency which is sustained after the attack time and initial decay time have been reached.
RELEASE - adjust the time taken for the cutoff frequency to release after the note is released.
EVA CVA E6 - these knobs adjust the envelope generator (EG) affecting the voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA). The controls affect the change in volume with time.
ATTACK- adjust the time for the amplitude to reach its maximum level.
DECAY TIME - adjust the time for the amplitude to decay down to the SUSTAIN level after the attack time is over.
SUSTAIN - adjust the amplitude to a level which is sustained after the attack time and initial decay time have been reached.
RELEASE - adjust the time taken for the amplitude level to decrease after the note is released.
POWER - turn the synthesizer on off. Make sure all the connections are made before turning on the unit. The LED shows when power is applied and the synthesizer is turned on.
[35] AUTO DAMP ON/OFF - when the Off, and a chord is played in PCY mode, the chord will continue to play until all notes are released, or a new note is played. When ON, only non-released notes will continue to play; the others are damped.

[24] TRIGGER - There are two options for how the attack cycle of both envelope generators are triggered by the keyboard. [This also affects the near panel TRIG OUT].
SINGLE - a new note will trigger the attack cycle, but not if previous notes are being held, or held on.
MULTIPLE - a new note will trigger the attack cycle, even if previous notes are being held, or HOLD is on.
C91 NOISE - adjust the level of the Internal Noise source.
DC INPUT - connect the supplied 12V DC power adapter here. The power adapter can be plugged into an AC outlet capable of supplying from 100V to 240V at 50Hz / 60Hz . Use only the power adapter for the power adapter.
USB PORT: This USB type B Jack allows connection to a computer. The MONOPOLY evil show up as a class complaint USB MIDI device, capable of supporting MIDI in and out. USB MIDI1N- accepts incoming MIDI data from an application.
USB MIDI OUT - trends MIDI data to an application.
MIDIN: This 5 pin DVB jack receives MIDI data from an external source. This will commonly be an external MIDI keyboard, hardware sequencer, or a computer equipped with a MIDI interface.
MIDI OUT - this 5-pin DOK jack outputs
MIDI data
MIDI THRU this 5 pin D'ON jack is used to pass through MIDl data received at the MID INPU1.
(S) ARPEGGO - use this 1^st TRS deck input to trigger the ArPEGGO using an external device.
(60) PORTAMENTO - use this to engage or disengage the portamento using a footswitch.
VCF the filter's cutoff frequency can be modulated using a pedal, such as the Bohringer FC100 V2 or FC500 V2 expression pedal with the CV polarity set to TRS, and using a TRS cond:

230 VCO-the pitch can also be controlled using an pedal, such as those mentioned above.
TRIG POLARITY: selects the triggering polarity of ITOG in and out, from either +15V [positive-going, Voltage triggering] or ground [negative-going, Switch triggering].
TRIG - connect to the trigger inputs and outputs of another MODIPOV unit, compatible monophoric synthetases, or other modular equipment. Set the TRIG POLARITY switch to match the trigger inputs and outputs of your external equipment.
TRIG OUT connect this output to the trigger input of your external equipment. The output type is set by the TRIG POLARITY switch and follows the SINGLE/MULTIPLE TRIGGER front panel switch.
TRIG IN - connect this input to the trigger output of your external equipment. A trigger signal will turn all VCOs on and trigger the VCF and VCA Envelope Generator.
SVB - correct to the CI inputs and outputs of another MONOPOLY unit, compatible monophoric synthesizer, or other modular equipment. These should use the (TV/switch) control voltage system.
CV IN - connect this input to the CV output of your external equipment. Only the external voltages applied to this input will control the note. The VCOs will be in mono unison mode.
CVOUT - connect this output to the CV input of your external equipment. The output is of the highest rate, last played. The front panel TRANSPOSE switch will affect the CVOUT value by 1 volt changes per octave.
PHONES- connect your headphones to this "3s" TRS output. Make sure the headphones volume is turned down before putting on headphones.
OUTPUT- connect this ^ "s output to the line-level input of your external equipment.

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MONOPOLY Getting started

OVERVIEW

This 'getting started' guide will help you set up the MOKOPOLY analog synthesizer and briefly introduce its capabilities.

CONNECTION

To connect the MONOPOLY to your system, please consult the connection guide earlier in this document.

SOFTWARE SETUP

The MONOPOLY V is a USB Class Compliant MBD device, and so no driver installation is required. The MONOPOLY does not require any additional drivers to work with Windows and Mac OS.

The "Synthetin" application allows you to select the MEDI channel number and to set and adjust various parameters of the MONIPOLY to suit your preferences. SysEx commands can also be used. Please see the information below in this manual.

HARDWARE SETUP

Make all the connections in your system. Apply coupler to the MOKIPOPLY using the supplied power adjuster only. Insure your sound system is turned off. Turn on the MOKIPOPLY Power switch

WARM UP TIME

We recommend loaning 15 minutes or more time for the MODOPOLY to warm up before recording online performance. [Longer if it has been brought in from the cold.] This will allow the precision analog circuit time to reach their normal operating temperature and tuned performance.

FIRST SOUNDS

The following steps will help you start making sounds from your new synthesizer:
1. Turn up the V01, U02, M4 small amount, and make sure the adjacent switch is set to high or low (not ON).
2. Tum the VCF CUTOFF to maximum.
3. Turn the VCA G5 SUSTAIN to 5 or more, and ATTACK to 0.
4. Tum the VCO1 LEVEL to maximum, and its WAVFOGRAM to triangular.
5. For the wheels to work, set their INTENSITY knob to 5 or more. Initially, set the MG1 wheel to minimum.
6. Play the keyboard and adjust the volume to a safe and comfortable level.

1. Adjust the LVEL and WAVEFORM of the other VCOs and experiment with the settings and tuning.

2. THE NOISE LEVEL can also be adjusted to add white noise.

VCO SECTION

The MOBOPOLY has four voltage controlled oscillators (VCO), and an internal Noise generator. Each of these, and any combination, are used to generate sound.

The VCO controls allows you to adjust the volume of each VCO, select its waveform, its octave, and its tuning. The MASTIR TUNE adjusts all VCOs at the same time. DETUNE will slightly separate the tuning of each VCO to create a faster sound similar to an ensemble. TRANPOSE will move all VCOs up or down an octave.

If you select PWM and PW waveforms, then you can adjust the modulation of the PWM, and the width of the PW.

VCF FILTER AND EG SECTION

The voltage controlled filter (VCF) is a low pass filter, where audio frequencies above the cutoff frequency are attenuated. Adjust the Cutoff Frequency, Resonance, and Intensity, and listen to their effects on the sound.

In the VCT EG envelope generator, adjust the Attack Time, Decay Time, Sustain Level and Release time; they affect the cutoff frequency with time, when a note is played. The VCT EG can also affect the modulation of the PINW waveform, and the frequency modulation in the Effects section.

The keyboard tracking knob affects how much the filter is affected by the frequency of notes that are played.

VCAEGSECTION

Adjust the voltage controlled amplifier envelope generator controls: Attack time, Decay time, Sustain level, and Release time. These affect the overall level with time, when a note is played.

MG1 and MG2

These are two separate modulation generators, and each can modulate different parameters for very interesting effects.
M61 has a frequency control, and the waveform can be selected from triangle, reverse-sawtooth, sawtooth, and pulse. M61 can be used to modulate the width of the PWM waveform, and the frequency modulation in the effects section. The M61 wheel adjusts the intensity, and it can mediate VCO1 (or state VCO) of EFCETS is on), the pitch, or the VCF cutoff frequency.
MG2 has a frequency control, and a triangular waveform. The frequency control can be used to adjust the Arpeggio tempo (make sure it is not on zero when using Arpeggio). MG2 can also modulate the width of the PWM waveform.

KEY ASSIGN MODE

These illuminated switches select how the keyboard is assigned to the synthesizer, with HOLD, 2 and HOLD, 1.
HOLD - holds all notes played. (Select a KEY ASSIGN switch, before pressing HOLD.)
CHORD MEMORY - play and hold any desired chord in POULY or UNION/SHARE mode, and then press CHORD MEMORY. The chord will be memorized and can be played back with a single key press. Any note played will represent the lowest note of the chord. Note: The memory is saved unless CHORD MEMORY is pressed when notes are still being held, or if the synthesizer is turned off. HOLD can be used to help create the chord, and CHORD MEMORY can also be used with the Arpeggator.
UNISON - this monophoric mode plays all the VCOs when playing one key. Each VCO can be adjusted individually.
UNIONSHARE this polyphonic mode automatically shares the number of notes played, among the VOCs:
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2 notes: VCI01-2 (first note) and VCI03-4 (second)
3 notes: WCO1,2,3 [no WCO4].
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If more than 4 notes are played, then VCO1 will play the latest note.
Use the AUTO DAMP switch to select if released notes are sustained, or are damped.

POLY: this conventional polyphonic made assignments
the notes in the playing order to each VCO.
1 note: VCO1

2 notes: VCO1 (first note), VCO2 (second)

3 notes: VC01 (first note), VC02 (second), VC03 (third)
4 notes: VC01 (first note), VC02 (second), VC03 (third), VC04 [fourth]

If more than 4 notes are played, then the lowest available VCI will play the last note. Use the AUTO DAMP switch to select if released notes are sustained or damped.

EFFECTS

The X M00, FREQ M00, and MODE controls are used to setup the effects, and the EFFECTS switch is used to turn these on or off. The effects are based upon the relationship between master and slave VCOs (as set by the SINGLE/DOUBLE switch).

X-MOD adjusts the level of cross-modulation when in X-MOD's 8 & X mode. Slave VCOs are frequency-modulated by the Master VCOs.
FREQ MOD: the knob and switch control the frequency modulation given to the slave VCOs only. The knob controls the intensity of the frequency modulation on the slave VCOs.
The VCF E/G/IM1 switch selects the source to sweep the save WOs, either by the triggering of the VCF envelope generator, or by modulation generator 1.

MOD MODES

SYNC—the slave VCOs are synchronised in tune with their respective master VCO. This can also be used to prevent VCOs from bearing in and out if they are slightly out of tune.
5 & X - a combination of synchronized oscillators (S) and cross-bridge modulation (CO),
X-MOD-cross-modulation.
SINGLE-VC01 is the master and VC02-4 are slaves
DOUBLE VC01 is a master and VC02 its slave, VC03 is a master and VC04 its slave.

ARPEGGIATOR SECTION

Three switches allow you to set up the appconfiguration, and the V3 frequency knob adjusts the template.
ALL/20CT/10CT - selects the octave range.
UP/DOWN/UP-DOWN selects the order in which notes are played back, ascending, descending, or both.

LATCH/ON/OFF - select a ATTCH to hold the aegigpo when all notes are released. Select ON or OFF to engage/disengage the aegigpo.

Note: Make sure the M26 FREQREC block is not on zero when first creating an antenna.

The asego pump can also be triggered by an external device, using the rear panel asego pump input.

AUTO CALIBRATION

To enter the automatic calibration mode, hold the EFFECTS button while powering on the unit. The VCOs will be calibrated in sequence, if successful, each related VCO LED will flash, if not successful, they will not light up.

to return to the factory calibration, hold the HOLD and EFFECTS button while you power on the machine.

FIRMAWARE UPDATE

The Syth tool App is available as a free download from the KIMPOPIXY product page of our website: behinfinger.com.
The latest file can be downloaded and stored on your computer, and then used to update the MONOCFOLY if required.

HAVEFUN

The MONOPOLY has Trigger and CV inputs and outputs that allow for further experimentation and expansion to other MONOPOLY units and modular synthesizer equipment.
Make copies of the patch sheet at the end of this manual, and record your favorite settings.
We hope that you will enjoy your new MONOPOLY synthesizer.

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DOUBLE VC01 is a master and VCO2 is slave.
VC03 is a master and VCO6 is slave.

ARPEGGIATOR-SEKTON

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SEZIONARPEGGIATOR

The "SynthioLoo" application allows you to select the MID channel number and to set and adjust various parameters of the MOKOPOLY to suit your preferences. Connect the MONOFLY to your computer via USB and run the application (PC or MacOS).

Check our website regularly for any updates to SynthTool,see or NHOPOPOLY documentation.

Typical SynthTool screens

Note: for OUTPUT Parameters, the options are MIDI (BIN), MIDI (USB), or BOTH.

Parameters can also be accessed via MID system Exclusion (SysEx) commands. Please see the information shown below.

MONOPOLY System Exclusive Data Sheet

The "SynthiooLco" application allows you to select the MIDI channel number and to set and adjust various parameters of the KOKOPOLY to suit your preferences.

Parameters can also be accessed via MID system Exclusive (SysEx) commands. Please see the information shown below.

SETTING VALUES VIA SYSEX

Use the following data format to set global value using a SysEx message.

1000203200010caabccccc 00...0nF7

00.2032=ManufactureSYSDIDnumber(BbrgrerGmbH)
00-01.12=MOOELIDFORMCNPOPOLY
aa = Device ID: 00-0x7F (must match hardware device ID), or CoXO to address all devices.
bb = Packet Number
= 5 sub packet number (maybe absent for some message).
DO..Un = Packet payload

Quick Start Guide

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COMMAND TABLE

Packet Number	Splay Packet	Functions	Note	Default
021000233	001120002111200168mF7	Set MHT channel number	n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n= 5411 channel number n-100T, -100D, -100B	n= [0]n=- [0]
0F	010201202121200168mF7	Set MHT/Transgene	n= transgene value [0-1] Transgene range in 1.0 to 12, n= 12 of 12 transgene	[1]
10	100020232001200168mmpp17	Set service rate	n= key service rate, n= 127 b fixed value of service;0 is dynamic value;n=- 49 dynamic value at 1st, 1-127 b fixed value of service;0 is dynamic value;pP = elderly case 1-50T, 1-MCD, 2-MCD, 3-MCD	n=[0],n=- [0],n=- [0]
12	100020232001200168mF7	Set key priority	[0-100T, -1-200T, 2-MCD]	[1]-[10]
15	100020232001200168mF7	Set transmission cost	n=- [0-100T, -1-MCD, -2-MCD]	[0-100T]
19	100020232001200168mF7	Set external disk polarity	n=- [3-ALL, -1-MSL]	[1]-[100]
18	100020232001200168mF7	Set access disk rate	n=- [1-100T, -2-FI0T, 2-MCD, 3-MCD]	[2]-[200T]
20	100020232001200168mF7	Set packet count	n=- [1-Inter, 1-MCD, 2-MCD, 3-MCD, 4-MCD]	0-Inter
21	100202020211111111200168mF7 Set MHT output of mHT and mHT output of pHT and mHT	Output of mHT and mHT output of pHT and mHT	n=- [1-OFH, 1-MCD,1-MCD,2-MCD,3-MCD,4-MCD]	[1-MCD]
22	100202020211111111200168mF7 Set MHT output of pHT and mHT	Output of pHT and mHT	n=- [1-OFH, 1-MCD,1-MCD,2-MCD,3-MCD,4-MCD]	[1-MCD]
23	100202020211111111200168mF7 Set MHT output of kHpaand mHT	Output of kHpaand mHT	n=- [1-OFH, 1-MCD,1-MCD,2-MCD,3-MCD]	[1-MCD]
26	100202020211111111200168mF7 Set MHT output of mHpaand mHT	Output of mHpaand mHT	n=- [1-OFH, 1-MCD,1-MCD,2-MCD,3-MCD,4-MCD]	[1-MCD]
27	100202020211111111200168mF7	Set glikapoplae	n=- [0-Inter, 1-Inter]	[1-Inter]
70	100020232001200168mF7	Restore latency settings

COMMAND EXAMPLE

COMMAND	FUNCTION
00:20:20:00 12:00:00 21:04:07	Set MDI channel
	Set current = 0x1
	Set channel = 0x1
00:20:20:00 12:00:10 18:17	Set MDI channel +12 (+10x2)
00:20:20:00 12:00 10:30 30:00 7#Set selicity:	Velocity rate 0x- systematic Velocity rate 0x-48 Velocity rate = 10T
00:20:20:00 12:00 12:31:12	Set keypoint = High
00:20:20:00 12:00 15:32:12	Set resolution curve = 100
00:20:20:00 12:00 19:31:17	Set external clock polarity FPLL
00:20:20:00 12:00 16:32:17	Set try/stop bit 24HPP
00:20:20:00 12:00 13:32:17	Set try/stop count 0x8B
00:20:20:00 12:00 15:32:17	Set MDI output of reference when as aOF
00:20:20:00 12:00 20:32:17	Set MDI output of offset when as MDI Off
00:20:20:00 12:00 25:32:17	Set MDI output of offset when MDI Off
00:20:20:00 12:00 30:32:17	Set MDI output of reference when MDI Off
00:20:20:00 12:00 35:32:17	Set reference options as Clamped
00:20:20:00 12:00 40:32:17	Reset secondary settings

EN

MONOPOLY Patch Sheet		Patch Number
DATE:	AUTHOR: TITLE:
NOTES:

MonoPoly

PORTAMENTO

MASTER TUNE

VCO1

VCO2

LEURS

OUTST

RESISTANCE

VCF

VCC

OUTPUT

PERIOD

TIME

PWR

INTENSITY

FIR

DC TUNE

ATTACK

REACH

VCO2

VCO3

ATTACK

WARTED MOS

2 MHz

TRANSPORGE

ATTACK

REACH

VCO2

VCO3

ASPECT WHEEL

100 MHz

ASPECT WHEEL

MONOPOLY Default Patch

NOTES:The simplified settings shown below will help you get started making sounds, with VCO1 as a triangular waveform. Some control settings are shown with an arrow. These do not need to be on maximum, just as long as they are at least half-way or more, to get you started.

MonoPoly

PORTAMENTO

MASTR KITNE

VCO1

ESTAGE

JUGS

CUTM

RESEARCE

REVERTURE

MEASURE

OUTPUT

PWR

ATTERNANCE

WHEEL

TRANSPORGE

ARPEDITOR

OKFIS EFFECTS

KEY ASSIN MODE

Synthetizer Architecture
Mode Chiral memory, uniform mono, 2000 shunt, pol
Type Analog
Oscillator 432.7Hz to 4.156Hz
LFO
MG1.0 Hz to 20Hz
MG2.0 Hz to 10Hz
MT flow pass filter, 24-bit flash, slope
Envelopes VCO, VCF
MIDI channels 16
Connectivity
MEM in sync thru 5 pinCH
USB (MIDI) type 8
Min output 1x1/4TS, unbalanced
Max outputlevel=64bit
Impedance 700Ω
Harshphone	1x1/4T BIS stereo
Max outputlevel 2.8bit
External control inputs
Appropriate synch	1x1/4T BIS, Tippedox, Ring startstopsignal
Paramemia	1x1/4T TS, unbalanced
VCO out/length mod	1x1/4T TS, unbalanced, -5Vto +5V
VCO freq mod	1x1/4T TS, unbalanced, -5Vto +5V, 100V
Triggerin	1x1/4T TS, unbalanced
CV in	1x1/4T TS, unbalanced, 100V
Internal control outputs
Triggerout x 1/4T TS, unbalanced
CVout	1x1/4T TS, unbalanced, 100V
Switching Propensity: 10V, ground
General Controls
Limits	Output volume: 0 to 10, adjustable
	Band wheel intensity: 0 to 10, adjustable
	#651 wheel intensity: 0 to 10, adjustable
	Parameter 0 to 10, adjustable
	Aluwrature: 0 to 10, adjustable
General Controls
Switches	Output high level
	Band wheel: 0 to 10, low power: 1Vcf
	#651 wheel: 0 to 10, low power: 1Vcf

Modulation
Knobs	Mg1 frequency:0 to 10, adjustable
Switches	Mg1 waveform: triangular/reverse saw/crow/pulse, selectable
	Mg3 frequency:0 to 10, adjustable
	FOM intensity: 0 to 10, adjustable
	PV intensity: 0 to 10, adjustable
	4 mode: 0 to 10, adjustable
	Freq max: 0 to 10, adjustable
	PVR: efeg/mg/ring 2
	Freq max: efeg/mg 3
	Mode speed/s (k/s) max
	Mode single double
LED (red)	Mg1 frequency
	Mg2 frequency
Appaggrator
Switches	FID2 otores f otores
	Iod down up cromm
	Ladle an off
Effects
Switch (with LED)	Effecrancy off
Key Assign Mode
Switches (wirr LED)	Hotels
	Cmod memory (micro)
	Uclear (micro)
	Uniclosure (poly)
	Poly
Oscillator Bank
Knobs	Tune (DC2.3 and 4) f adjustable
Switches (wirr LED)	Wireframe: triangular roccosse swl/own/pw, selectable
	Outilace: 16, 8, 6, 2, selectable
	Levers: 0 to 10, adjustable
LED (red)	WCI 1, 2, 3, 4 on
VCF Section
Knobs	Goutfrecency 0 to 10, adjustable
Switches	Resonance: 0 to 10, adjustable
	Gaininjection: 0 to +5, adjustable
	Sealback track: 0 to 100%, adjustable

VCR Envelope Generator
Knobs	Attrec time:0 to 10, adjustable
	Desqtytime:0 to 10, adjustable
	Sustain level:0 to 10, adjustable
	Release time:0 to 10, adjustable
VCR Envelope Generator
Knobs	Attrec time:0 to 10, adjustable
	Desqtytime:0 to 10, adjustable
	Sustain level:0 to 10, adjustable
	Release time:0 to 10, adjustable
Lower Right Section
Knobs	Isokin Level:0 to 10, adjustable
Switches	Togers single/multiple
	Auto Connection off
Keyboard and Wheels
Wheels	Pitch
	M6 T
Keyboard	32 semi-weighted, full-size keys with xerocity
USB
Type Class-compliant USB 2.0, type B
Supported operating systems	Windows 4.0 or higher
	Mac OS X 10.6.8 or higher
Power Requirements
External power adaptor	120kC 1000 mA
Power consumption	9W max
Environmental
Operating temperature range	5℃ - 40℃ (17℉ - 104℉)
Physical
Dimension (in×In×D)	90×645×36 mm (3.5×25.5×14.2")
Weight	10.3 kg (22.7 Kg)

Other important information

Important information

Informations importantes

Responsible Party Name: Music Tribe Commercial NV Inc.

Address: 901 Grier Drive

Las Vegas, NV 89118

USA

Phone Number [phone]

MONOPOLY

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class 8 digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Rerient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Important information:

Changes or modifications to the equipment not expressly approved by Music Title can aid the user's authority to use the equipment.

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