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CV – Pitch Gate: Page 7
These settings are compatible with most modular synthesizer equipment. Please refer to the
specications of other devices and match those settings on the Hydrasynth.
Control knob Function Range
1 Control Voltage Range [1] Octave 0-10V, -/+5V
Hz 0-10V
2 Reference note [2] C-1 to G9
3 Control Voltage Oset -99 cents to +99 cents
4 Control Voltage Source Keyboard, Theremin
5 Gate Type V-trig, S-trig
6 Gate Volt 3V, 5V, 10V
[1] 1Volt per octave, Hz = Hz/Volt
[2] 1V reference note for Hz/V, or lowest V reference note for V/Oct.
CV Source: Keyboard, Theremin
This setting allows you to specify whether the keyboard or the ribbon will be the CV/Gate
source. For best results, set the ribbon to Theremin Mode (p.64) and enable the Quantize
parameter so its output will conform to the selected Scale.
CV – Clock: Page 8
These are the settings required to synchronize with most non-MIDI devices. Please refer to the
specications of other devices and match those settings on the Hydrasynth.
Control knob Function Range
1 Clock Control Voltage 3V, 5V, 10V
2 Clock Rate 1 PPS, 2 PPQ, 24 PPQ, 48 PPQ
3 Clock Division O, 1/2, 2, 4
4 Clock Oset -100ms to +100ms
PPS (Pulse Per Step) sends a single cycle of the clock output with every Arpeggiator step, or
every time [TAP TEMPO] is pressed when the Tap Trig parameter is active on Arp Edit page 2.
PPS works well with modular synths: the clock output behaves a bit like a Gate output (with Tap
Trig) or even as a square wave LFO.
PPQ stands for Pulse Per Quarter note. Between these three options and the Clock Division
value it is possible to generate a wide variety of clock signals from 1/2 PPQ to 96 PPQ.
Clock Division
This subdivides or multiplies the clock output: 1/2 divides by 0.5, so the clock speeds up (to
double tempo); 2 and 4 slow down the clock to half tempo and one-quarter tempo, respec-
tively. A setting of O = no change.