11.3

MIDI OUT DEVICE498
4. Drag up/down to select the desired MIDI CC# to route the CV modulation signals to:
5. Turn the Scale knobs to change the modulation range, from static (0-0) to full (0-127):
6. Turn the Offset knobs to change the modulation offset (0-127):
The modulation level(s) are shown in the CC Output displays:
7. Repeat steps 3-6 to assign and set up the other CV IN pairs.
• CV can be bipolar (have negative or positive values) but MIDI CC values are always positive. Any negative CV
values will be truncated to zero when converted to MIDI CC. To preserve the shape of e.g. a modulation LFO,
you can use the Scale and Offset controls to convert the bipolar CV (going between -127 and +127) to a MIDI
CC going between 0 and 127. In that case, set both Scale and Offset halfway up.
• You can also use the Offset knobs for manually setting MIDI CC values without anything connected to the CV
inputs.
• The CV Input ON button enables CV inputs. Turn this off if you want to make manual settings, select MIDI CCs
etc, without the values being modulated by CV.
Connections
Sequencer Control
The Sequencer Control CV In and Gate In inputs allow you to play the MIDI Out Device from another CV/Gate device
(typically a Matrix or an RPG-8). The signal to the CV In controls the note pitch, while the signal to the Gate In delivers
note on/off along with velocity. There are also inputs for modulating the Pitch Bend and ModWheel parameters.
CV In to MIDI CC Out
These eight CV inputs can be used for modulating the desired MIDI CC#. The affected MIDI CC#s are defined on the
front panel, see “Modulating MIDI Controllers from CV signals”.