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ARPEGGIATOR 2013 + X-2013

MANUAL

Version 1.09

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MANUAL FLAME ARPEGGIATOR Version 1.09

1. Short description ..................................................................... 3

2. Hardware / Connections ........................................................... 4

2.1-2 Connection to the modular system (Doepfer Bus), X-2013 xpander-module 4

2.3 Module frontpanel overview, Sequencer structure 5

3. Function .................................................................................... 6

3.1 Structure schematics 6

3.2 Menu ARP / BASS (Arpeggiator tracks) 7

4. Menu ARP / BASS ...................................................................... 7

4.1 ARP / BASS functions with parameters 7

4.2 Mode 8

4.3 Converse, Noterepeat 10

4.4 - 4.6 Range, Glide, Sequence, mirrored sequence 11

4.6 Edit sequence 12

4.7 - 4.9 Clock, Gate, Velocity 13

4.10 - 4.13 Sequ-Mode, Sequ-Reset, Out-Gate, Out-CV 14

5. Menu CHORD / SCALE ..............................................................15

5.1 Description (MENUS, KEYNOTE), HOLD function 15

5.2 Table of preset chords 16

5.3 Table of preset scales 17

6. Menu List ..................................................................................18

6.1 Structure Arp / Bass list, Transpose 18

6.2 Edit Arp / Bass list 19

6.3 PLAYLIST MENU 20

7. Menu Setup ............................................................................. 21

7.1 Tune-Mode, USER-Inputs 21

7.2 USER-Inputs: Parameter overview 22

8. Menu X-OUT ............................................................................. 23

8.1 Sequence, Clock, Gate 23

9. Menu MIDI ................................................................................ 24

9.1 Tempo, Sync, MIDI-clock-Divider, MIDI-channel-settings 24

9.2 Table of MIDI-controllers, Keyboard splitzone, MIDI chord 26

10. Appendix ................................................................................ 27

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1. Short description

ARPEGGIATOR-2013 Module

The module is a two-channel arpeggiator with seperatly analoge outputs for notes and two optional movable outputs for the sequence clock and the velocity. Both arpeggio tracks (referred to as “ARP” and “BASS”) plays notes also via MIDI-out (different MIDI-channels 1 and 2). The first four notes of the ARP track notebuffer forms the chord. The chord analoge outputs are the CVoutputs 1-4 (notes 1-4). The MIDI-channel of the transmitted chord is channel 3.

Use the module-keyboard for setting the chord/scale notes. The one octave of the module-keyboard can move over four octaves (KEYZONE). It’s possible to load preset chords/scales and user defined chords/scales (organized respectively 16 user patches U01..U16).

The arpeggiator mode included 9 arpeggio play modes with additional different running directions, like up, down, updown, downup and different variations of noterepeats.

You can control functions (as well as Arpeggio-Mode, Noterepeat, Octave-Range, SequencePattern, Transpose ore others) via CV-inputs. Two CV-inputs (USER-1 and USER-2) can be set with individual functions.

The internal sequencer can be synchronized from external MIDI-clock or external Trigger clock. The module included two MIDI-clock divider for incomming or transmitted MIDI-clock (halftime playing sequencer and/or external sequencers).

Each of all 10 sequencer tracks (ARP, BASS, X-OUT 1-8) included a clockdivider (based of internal or external MIDI-clock ticks) and/or a different sequence pattern.

The CV-input LIST can be easy control the both arpeggio tracks ARP and BASS. The 12 list places can be use for auto-playing different chords/scales of ARP and BASS tracks with seperatly keynotes (chord/scale sequencer).

All individual settings can be saved permanently (to the internal EEPROM).

X-2013 Xpander-module

The X-2013 module features additional 8 clock/gate outputs and the jacks for MIDI-In, MIDI-Out and MIDI Thru. The 8 clock/gate outputs can be used like 8 independently clockdivider or sequencer tracks with internal or external MIDI-clock. Each output features different sequencepattern, clock or gate of the track and send a fix MIDI note on MIDI channel 10.

Advice: You can use the Arpeggiator-module without the X-2013 module, but without MIDI-options and the additional clock outputs.

Firmware versions can be loaded with the provided usb programming adapter (only with PC with Atmel FLIP).

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2.1 Connection to the modular system (Doepfer bus)

first top connector

ADVICE!

NOT use the second jack - this is only for using the programming adapter!)

to Doepfer bus

-12v Ground

Ground

+12v

The module is delivered with a connected ribbon cable for the Doepfer bus. The red lead marks

-12 volt. Connecting the module please note the right polarity! If the module is poled accidentally wrong safety diodes avoid the immediate destruction of the module but further damages cannot be excepted. So please pay attention: Check the connection various times before switching on!

Advice ! Please check the correct connection several times before switching-on the module!

Please note: All the miniature precision rulers at the board are adjusted exactly to the correct

justification of the reference voltage for the AD and DA converter. It must not be readjusted! The module would not more run precisely. A probably to big voltage could also damage the circuits.

2.2 Connecting X-2013 Xpander-module

We deliver both modules with connected cable. The X-2013 module is connected at the top first connector on right side. The subjacent second connector is the port for the provided programming adapter (firmware updates)

Advice !

Do NOT connected the programming adapter with the top port - this destroy the programming adapter!

2. Hardware / Connections

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2.3 Module frontpanel overview

Sequencer structure:

MIDI Input

MIDI Thru

MIDI Output

8x Clockdivider Outputs (0/5volt)

2x16 character

display

+ Data entry

knob with

push button

Keyboard

4x Trigger Inputs (0/5volt) 8x CV-Inputs (0..5V)

3x Clock/Gate Outputs (0/5volt) 6x CV- Outputs (0..5V + 0..10V)

SEQUENCER

Track Arpeggio ARP

Track Arpeggio BASS

Track X-OUT-1 Track X-OUT 2 Track X-OUT 3 Track X-OUT-4 Track X-OUT 5 Track X-OUT-6 Track X-OUT 7 Track X-OUT 8

10x Clock/Gate Output 10x Midi-Notes Output

2x CV-Notes Out Arp/Bass 2x MIDI-Notes Arp/Bass 4x CV-Notes Out Chord 4x MIDI-Notes Chord

1x 16th clock output 1x Midi-Clock Output (halftime options)

intern Clock-

extern Midi-Clock-

(halftime options)

extern Analog Clock(Chord Trigger Input)

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MODUL-KEYBOARD

CHORD

Out

KEYNOTE

CHORD+SCALE

(Preset+User Patches)

ARP

Arpeggiator

BASS

Arpeggiator

OUT

Reset/Gate

ARP

OUT

Reset/Gate

BASS

CV-OUT

ARP

CV-OUT

BASS

OUT CV-3

OUT CV-1

OUT CV-2

OUT CV-4

KN: keynote

< example liste

Notes 1..4

Velocity

Sequence

Resets

Sequence

3.1 STRUCTURE SCHEMATA

3. FUNCTION

LIST

ARP

DATA

CV-LIST Input

Chord Trigger

BASS

DATA

ARP KN KN BASS

Ch:P01

C C

Sc:P01

Ch:P09

C D

Sc:P02

Ch:P02

#C C

Sc:P03

Sc:U01

C C

Sc:P01

Ch:U01

D #D

Ch:P01

Ch:P21

E E

Ch:U02

Ch:U16

#F #F

Sc:P01

Ch:P01

C #C

Sc:P01

Ch:P05

A A

Sc:P02

Ch:P14

C C

Sc:P01

B B

Sc:P05

Ch:U01

C D

Sc:U01

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4.1 Menu ARP / BASS: Functions with parameters

Call MENU ARP:

Push down Key SHIFT and Key ARP (“CIS”)

Call MENU BASS:

Push down Key SHIFT and Key BASS (“DIS”)

Change also the MAINMENU while push down and turn the data-entry-knob!

Call SubMenus and set values:

Both menus ARP and BASS are identical exept the setting of the CV-output VELOCITY:

Velocity ARP output CV-out 3 Velocity BASS output CV-out 4

You can set directly notes on/off (please note HOLD option).

Please use for loading preset/user chords/scales the menus CHORD and SCALE (see below).

MODE

- Classic: up, down, updown, downup

- Copy: up+down, down+up

- PingPong: up, down, updown, downup

- Fit Root: up, down, updown, downup

- Fit Octave: up, down, updown, downup

- Skip: up, down

- Inversion: up, down

- Ordered: up, down

- Random

NOTEREPEAT

- off

- each: 1..3

- Alternate first: 1..3

- Alternate 2nd: 1..3

RANGE

- 1..5 octaves

GLIDE

- off, Portamento Time: 1..126

MAINMENU SUBMENU

parameter value

4. MENU ARP / BASS

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SEQU

CLOCK

- Normal (duple)

- Triplets

- Dots

GATE

- adapted: 1..8

- adapted random: 1-5, 1-8, 3-8

VELOCITY

- Accent each: 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9th

- Random: 1..127, 64..127, 76..127, 95..127, 112..127, formula

- fix: 127..1

SEQU-MODE

- step by step, combined

LOOP-RESET

- off, at arpeggio end, at sequence end

OUT-GATE

- Sequence (Gate)

- Reset per Bar

OUT-CV

- Out-3: Velocity (Menu ARP) Out-4: Velocity (Menu BASS)

- Out-3: Chord note (Menu ARP) Out-4: Chord note (Menu BASS)

4.2 Menu ARP / BASS: MODE

MODE = Play algorithm of the arpeggios

1. MODE: CLASSIC

UP:

classic mode plays notes from down to up and loop ...

DOWN:

classic mode plays notes from up to down and loop ...

UPDOWN:

arpeggion begins down and play alternated updown in loop ...

DOWNUP:

arpeggio begins up and play alternated downup in loop...

2. MODE: COPY

UP+DOWN:

plays mode Classic UP and DOWN in series. (as distinguished from CLASSIC UPDOWN: the Most High and the deepest notes plays done twice).

DOWN+UP:

plays mode Classic DOWN and UP in series. (as distinguished from CLASSIC UPDOWN: the Most High and the deepest notes plays done twice).

- mirrored sequence (bass/arp)

- Sequence pattern: 63 Presets (P) + 63 User (U)

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3.MODE: PINGPONG

Plays notes alternatly from down and up: Example chord C-major 6, pressed notes: C E G A

UP: C A E G DOWN: A C G E UPDOWN: C A E G A C G E DOWNUP: A C G E C A E G

4. MODE: FIT ROOT

Insert root note (deepest note): Example chord C-major 6, pressed notes: C E G A

UP: C E C G C A DOWN: A C G C E C UPDOWN: C E C G C A C G C E DOWN: A C G C E C E C G C

5. MODE: FIT OCTAVE

Insert root note (deepest note), transposed one octave higher: Example chord C-major 6, pressed notes: C E G A

UP: C C1 E C1 G C1 A C1 DOWN: A C1 G C1 E C1 C C1 UPDOWN: C C1 E C1 G C1 A C1 A C1 G C1 E C1 C C1 DOWN: A C1 G C1 E C1 C C1 C C1 E C1 G C1 A C1

6. MODE: SKIP

Skipping notes: Example chord C-major 6, pressed notes: C E G A

UP: C E G A E G A C G A C E A C E G DOWN: A G E C G E C A E C A G C A G E

7. MODE: INVERSION

Plays threefold chord inversions: root, 1st and 2nd inversion: Example chord C-major 6, pressed notes: C E G A

UP: C E G A E G A C1 G A C1 E1 DOWN: E1 C1 A G C1 A G E A G E C

8. MODE: ORDERED

Plays notes in order of input (sort OFF).

UP: normaly. DOWN: UP backwards

9. MODE: RANDOM

Plays notes in randomized order.

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4.3 Menu ARP / BASS: NOTEREPEAT

NOTEREPEAT of playing notes.

OFF

Don’t repeat notes: Beispiel: C D E Noterepeat OFF: C D E

EACH (1..3)

Each notes repeat 1, 2 or 3x. (If Repeat= 3 then the note plays four times!) Example: C D E Noterepeat Each: 1 CC DD EE CC DD EE ...

Noterepeat Each: 2 CCC DDD EEE CCC DDD EEE ...

ALTERNATE 1st (1..3)

Each second notes (beginning from first note) repeat 1, 2 or 3x. Example: C D E Noterepeat Alternate 1st: 2 CCC D EEE C DDD E ...

Noterepeat Alternate 1st: 3 CCCC D EEEE C DDDD E ...

ALTERNATE 2nd (1..3)

Each second notes (beginning from second note) repeat 1, 2 or 3x. Example: C D E Noterepeat Alternate 2nd: 1 C DD E CC D EE ...

Noterepeat Alternate 2nd: 2 C DDD E CCC D EEE ...

CONVERSE (not available,if SYNC=”All Trigger In” and ”ArpTrig XoutMIDI”)

Trigger-Input “CONVERSE” set the MODE of Arpeggio ARP converse to the MODE of BASS. Booth Arpeggios plays then in converse mode.

Example: CONVERSE OFF: BASS Mode: classic up >> ARP Mode: Fit root updown CONVERSE ON: BASS Mode: classic up >> ARP Mode: classic down (converse)

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4.4 Menu ARP / BASS: RANGE

RANGE determines the range of the single notes in octaves. When it is set to 1 octave, the note list will be played back in the same octave as originally entered. Greater values mean that the note list is repeated in higher or lower octaves. If you play notes that span more than one octave, they are still kept in the note list and played back before the note list is transposed.

RANGE values: 1..5 octaves

4.5 Menu ARP / BASS: GLIDE

GLIDE determines the portamento time of the notes (from CV-outputs), die über den CVAusgang gespielt werden eingestellt. ( Advice: Not the Portamento of MIDI-notes! ).

GLIDE values: - OFF (portamento is deactiv)

- Portam.Time: 001 ...126 (small values: fast, larger values: slowly)

The speed of the portamento is automatically conform in different tempi. (internal tempo only)

4.6 Menu ARP / BASS: SEQ (SEQUENCE PATTERN)

Here sets or edit the sequence pattern that is used for generating the arpeggio. You can use 63 preset ROM sequence pattern and 63 user sequence pattern.

Laststep is the lenght of the pattern (number of steps):

Example:

16P08: 16 steps Preset Sequence Nr. 08 05U01: 5 steps User Sequence Nr. 01

The first three patterns have this functions:

Pattern 16P00: mirrored sequence

Example:

BASS Sequence plays this pattern:

ARP with “mirrored sequBass” plays the mirrored BASS pattern:

Sequence 16P01 don’t play steps (all steps of pattern Off):

The arpeggiator track is OFF.

Sequence 16P02 play each step:

The arpeggiator plays back a continuous sequence of notes with the current Clock setting.

Laststep

P=preset

U=user

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You can set also the sequence pattern with CV-inputs USER (see below Menu SETUP)

PATTERN DIRECTION

Preset Pattern User Pattern

mirrored 16P00 16 Steps Lenght: 16P01..16P32 16U01..16U32 12 Steps Lenght: 12P01..12P31 12U01..12U31 5 Steps Lenght: 05P01..05P08 05U01..05U08 7 Steps Lenght: 07P01..07P08 07U01..07U08 9 Steps Lenght: 09P01..09P08 09U01..09U08 10 Steps Lenght: 10P01..10P08 10U01..10U08 11 Steps Lenght: 11P01..11P08 11U01..11U08 13 Steps Lenght: 13P01..13P08 13U01..13U08 14 Steps Lenght: 14P01..14P08 14U01..14U08 15 Steps Lenght: 15P01..15P08 15U01..15U08

How you can create sequence pattern and save the pattern on user memory cell:

1. At first go to the menu “ARP SEQ” or “BASS SEQ”.

2. Select the pattern with relevant Laststep (step lenght of pattern).

3. Set or clear the steps of the sequence with the lower note keys C-B and CIS. Step 1 or 9 > Key C Step 2 or 10> Key CIS Step 3 or 11> Key D Step 4 or 12> Key E Step 5 or 13> Key F Step 6 or 14> Key G Step 7 or 15> Key A Step 8 or 16> Key B

4. Toggle between step groups 1-8 and 9-16 with the keys #G and #A (Keyzone) . The LCD

displays the complete sequence. The illuminated keys displays the set/cleared steps of the selected group.

5. Store the sequence: Go to the SAVE menu (push keys SHIFT+SAVE). Select a memory cell

(turn the data-entry-knob) and push key “KEYNOTE”.

Advice: You can only store in the same Laststep group.

EDIT SEQUENCE PATTERN

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4.7 Menu ARP / BASS: CLOCK

(not available,if SYNC=“ARP+BASS Trigger”)

Sets the note value for the steps of the rhythm pattern (SEQU pattern) in a range from one tick to one bar (whole note). Additional triplets and dotted notes are available for every note value.

Examples: 6 Ticks: 1/16 16th notes

9 Ticks: 1/16 dot 16th dotted notes 4 Ticks: 1/16 tri 16th triplets

4.9 Menu ARP / BASS: VELOCITY

Determined the Velocity of transmitted MIDI-notes of the arpeggio. Also you can issue the velocity as voltage 0..5volt on CV-output 3 (velocity of ARP track) and CV-output 4 (velocity of BASS track). For that purpose you have to set the value of submenu “OUT-CV” to “Velocity”” (see below).

Following values are possible:

FIX: 1..127 fix value between 1..127 ACCENT: each 2nd..9th accent RANDOM: x..127 range of randomized velocity RANDOM: formula random formula

4.8 Menu ARP / BASS: GATE

(not available,if SYNC=“ARP+BASS Trigger”)

GATE is the time between Note-On and Note-Off. The GATE time values are adapted in relation to the Clock of the sequence (“adapted”).

The Reset/gate outputs from ARP and BASS plays the clock/gate sequences.

For that purpose you have to set the value of submenu “OUT-GATE” to “Sequencer(Gate)” (see below).

Following values are allways definitely:

adapted: 1 GATE time is allways the time of 1 tick. adapted: 8 GATE time is allways the time of value CLOCK of the sequence.

With “adapted:8” you can play notes without note off (bonded):

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4.10 Menu ARP / BASS: SEQU-MODE

SEQUENCE-MODE determines the match of the arpeggio steps with steps of the sequence.

step by step:

Each step of sequence play the next note of the arpeggio (normaly mode).

Example: Arpeggio notes: C D E F G A H ... Sequence

play:

combined :

The “combined mode” merge the sequence with the arpeggio notes.

Example: Arpeggio notes: C D E F G A H ... Sequence

play: than:

FC GD E

GF HA H

C D E F G A H C D E F G A H C D

4.11 Menu ARP / BASS: LOOP-RESET

OFF: no reset AT ARPEGGIO END: Loop Reset at arpeggio end AT SEQUENCE END: Loop Reset at sequence pattern end

4.12 Menu ARP / BASS: OUT-GATE

SEQUENCE(GATE): Sequence output over Reset/Gate output jack RESET PER BAR: Reset impulse per bar over Reset/Gate output jack

(available only SEQUENCE(GATE), if SYNC=Arp+Bass Trigger)

4.13 Menu ARP / BASS: OUT-CV

VELOCITY: Velocity voltage output over CV-3 output jack (BASS CV-4 output) CHORD NOTE: Chord note 3 output over CV-3 output jack

(BASS: chord note 4 over CV-4 output jack)

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5. MENU CHORD / SCALE

5.1 Description

Call MENU CHORD:

Push down Key SHIFT and Key CHORD (“C”)

Change also the MAINMENU while push down and turn the data-entry-knob!

Call MENU SCALE:

Push down Key SHIFT and Key SCALE (“D”)

Change also the MAINMENU while push down and turn the data-entry-knob!

Set the KEYNOTE:

Push and Hold down key “KEYNOTE “ and push the key for set the Keynote. The LED of the key displays the Keynote.

You found the keynotes of ARP and BASS in the second row of the Keynote menu:

Target:

“Target” means, that the notes are loaded likewise to ARP and BASS buffer. For setting different notes in ARP / BASS buffer please use the LIST function (see below).

Load preset/user chords/scales:

Turn the data-entry-knob. Notes begins to load (automatically transposed) to the octave 1 of the modul keyboard. You can see the notes on the LEDs of the keys.

While loading notes, “HOLD” will be set to “ON” automatically. You can clear all notes if you set the “HOLD” function “OFF” (Push and hold down key SHIFT and HOLD).

MENU “CHORD”

Target

Chord-NR P=Preset, U=User

Chord name

MENU “SCALE”

Target

Scale-NR P=Preset, U=User

Scale name

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5.2 Preset chords

NR NAME notes chord

P01 UNISONO 4 0,0,0,0 P02 OCTAVES 1 2 0,12,0,12 P03 OCTAVES 2 3 0,12,24,0 P04 OCTAVES 3 4 0,12,24,36 P05 FIFTH 1 2 0,7,0,7 P06 FIFTH 2 4 0,7,14,21 P07 FOURTH 1 2 0,5,0,5 P08 FOURTH 2 4 0,5,10,15 P09 THIRD maj1 2 0,4,0,4 P10 AUGMENTED 3 0,4,8,12 P11 THIRD min1 2 0,3,0,3 P12 DIMINISHED 3 0,3,6,12 P13 MINOR add9 4 0,3,7,14 P14 MINOR 7/11 4 0,3,10,17 P15 MINOR 7 b5 4 0,3,6,10 P16 MINOR 7/9 4 0,3,10,14 P17 MINOR maj7 4 0,3,7,11 P18 MINOR b5 3 0,3,6,12 P19 MINOR 7 4 0,3,7,10 P20 MINOR 6 4 0,3,7,9 P21 MINOR 3 0,3,7,12 P22 MAJOR 3 0,4,7,12 P23 MAJOR 6 4 0,4,7,9 P24 MAJOR 7 4 0,4,7,10 P25 MAJOR maj7 4 0,4,7,11 P26 MAJOR sus4 3 0,5,7,12 P27 MAJOR sus2 3 0,2,7,12 P28 MAJOR 6/9 4 0,4,9,14 P29 MAJOR #5 3 0,4,8,12 P30 MAJOR b5 3 0,4,6,12 P31 MAJOR 7/4 4 0,5,7,10 P32 MAJOR 7 #5 4 0,4,8,10 P33 MAJOR 7 b5 4 0,4,6,10 P34 MAJOR 7/9 4 0,4,11,14 P35 MAJOR 7 b9 4 0,4,11,13 P36 MAJOR 7 #9 4 0,4,11,15 P37 MAJOR add9 4 0,4,7,14 P38 MAJ 7/9/11 4 0,11,14,17 P39 MAJOR 7/13 4 0,11,16,21 P40 MAJ 7/9/13 4 0,11,14,21 P41 MAJOR 7b11 4 0,4,11,18 P42 UNISONO 4 0,0,0,0

U01-U16 User chords 1..12

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5.3 Preset scales

NR NAME notes scale chord (see notes below)

P01 Agerian 8 0,2,3,5,6,7,8,11 0,3,5,7 P02 Arabian 6 0,1,4,5,7,8 0,4,7,8 P03 Balinesian 5 0,1,3,7,8 0,3,7,8 P04 Blues major 6 0,3,4,7,9,10 0,3,7,10 P05 Blues minor 6 0,3,5,6,7,10 0,3,5,10 P06 Byzantine 7 0,1,4,5,7,8,11 0,4,7,11 P07 Chromatic 12 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 0,3,7,10 P08 Diatonic 5 0,2,4,7,9 0,2,4,7 P09 Double Harmonic 7 0,1,4,5,7,8,11 0,4,7,11 P10 Enigmatic 7 0,4,8,11,1,6,10 0,4,8,11 P11 Egyptian 5 0,2,5,7,10 0,5,7,10 P12 Hindustan 7 0,2,4,5,7,8,10 0,4,7,10 P13 Hungarian major 7 0,3,4,6,7,9,10 0,4,7,10 P14 Hungarian minor 7 0,2,3,6,7,8,11 0,3,7,11 P15 Japan: hira-yoshi 5 0,2,3,7,8 0,3,7,8 P16 Japan: iwato-yoshi 5 0,1,5,6,10 0,5,6,10 P17 Japan: kumoi-yoshi 5 0,1,5,7,8 0,5,7,8 P18 Japan: insen 5 0,1,5,7,10 0,5,7,10 P19 Japan: yosen 5 0,1,5,7,10 0,5,7,10 P20 Japan: ritsusen 5 0,2,5,7,10 0,5,7,10 P21 Japan: ryosen 5 0,2,4,7,9 0,4,7,9 P22 major Locrian 7 0,2,4,5,6,8,10 0,4,6,10 P23 super Locrian 7 0,1,3,4,6,8,10 0,3,6,10 P24 Lydian minor 7 0,2,4,6,7,8,10 0,4,7,10 P25 Major 7 0,2,4,5,7,9,11 0,4,7,9 P26 Major 6 4 0,4,7,9 0,4,7,9 P27 Major 7 4 0,4,7,11 0,4,7,11 P28 Major 7 b5 4 0,4,6,10 0,4,6,10 P29 Minor (Aeolian) 7 0,2,3,5,7,8,10 0,3,7,10 P30 Minor 6 4 0,3,7,9 0,3,7,9 P31 Minor 7 4 0,3,7,10 0,3,7,10 P32 Minor harmonic 7 0,2,3,5,7,8,11 0,3,7,11 P33 Mode: Ionian 7 0,2,4,5,7,9,11 0,4,7,11 P34 Mode: Dorian 7 0,2,3,5,6,9,10 0,2,6,10 P35 Mode: Phrygian 7 0,1,3,5,7,8,10 0,3,7,10 P36 Mode: Lydian 7 0,2,4,6,7,9,11 0,4,7,11 P37 Mode: Mixolydian 7 0,2,4,5,7,9,10 0,4,7,10 P38 Mode: Aeolian 7 0,2,3,5,7,8,10 0,3,7,10 P39 Mode: Locrian 7 0,1,3,5,6,8,10 0,3,6,10 P40 Neapolitan major 7 0,1,3,5,7,9,11 0,3,7,9 P41 Neapolitan minor 7 0,1,3,5,7,8,11 0,3,7,11 P42 Nine Tone 9 0,2,3,4,6,7,8,9,11 0,3,7,9 P43 Octatonic 8 0,1,3,4,6,7,9,10 0,4,7,10 P44 Oriental 7 0,1,4,5,6,9,10 0,4,6,10 P45 Overtone 7 0,2,4,6,7,9,10 0,4,7,10 P46 Pelog 5 0,1,3,7,8 0,3,7,8 P47 Pentatonic 5 0,2,5,7,9 0,5,7,9 P48 major Pentatonic 5 0,2,4,7,9 0,4,7,9 P49 minor Pentatonic 5 0,3,5,7,10 0,3,5,7 P50 Prometheus 5 0,2,4,6,10 0,4,6,10 P51 Spanish 7 0,1,4,5,7,8,10 0,4,8,10 P52 Symmetrical 8 0,1,3,4,6,7,9,10 0,3,6,9 P53 Wholetone 6 0,2,4,6,8,10 0,4,8,10 P54 leading Wholetone 7 0,2,4,6,8,10,11 0,4,8,11

U01-U16 User scales 1..12

Note: If a scale is used for the ARP track, the chord specified above is created from this!

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LIST

ARP KN KN BASS

Ch:P01

C C

Sc:P01

Ch:P09

C D

Sc:P02

Ch:P02

#C C

Sc:P03

Sc:U01

C C

Sc:P01

Ch:U01

D #D

Ch:P01

Ch:P21

E E

Ch:U02

Ch:U16

#F #F

Sc:P01

Ch:P01

C #C

Sc:P01

Ch:P05

A A

Sc:P02

Ch:P14

C C

Sc:P01

B B

Sc:P05

Ch:U01

C D

Sc:U01

6. MENU LIST

6.1 Structure Arp/Bass List

The CV-input LIST (0..5volt) can be easy control the both arpeggio tracks ARP and BASS. The 12 list places can be use for auto-playing different chords/scales of ARP and BASS track with seperatly keynotes (chord/scale sequencer).

0volt: - List deactivated >0...+5volt: - List places 1..Lenght selectable

You can select a list place manually in menu LIST or in menu PLAYLIST (push note keys for select the place - see below). In this case you can load different chords/scales and different keynotes at the same time for the ARP and BASS tracks.

TRANSPOSE

The List can be transposed additional with the voltage from CV-input TRANSPOSE (12 semitones).

Call MENU LIST:

Push down Key SHIFT and Key “A”

Change also the MAINMENU while push down and turn the data-entry-knob!

list places

< list example

KN: KEYNOTES ARP + BASS ARP: Memory chord or scale-Nr BASS: Memory chord or scale-Nr

CONVERSE: for each list place (from v1.08)

6.1 Edit Arp/Bass List

MENU “LIST”

place

Submenu

Keynote

c=Chord, s=Scale

P=Preset, U=User

chord / scale name

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Call SUBMENUs: “A” ARP, “B” BASS, “LENGHT” list lenght and set values:

Toggle between Submenu selection and value selection: Push data-entry-knob Blink Submenu ON: you select the submenu of your choise by turning the data-entryknob Blinking OFF: you select the parameter of your choise by turning the data-entryknob . Possible values: A (ARP): chords cP01..cU16 or scales sP01..sU16 B (BASS): chords cP01..cU16 or scales sP01..sU16 Lenght: 1..12

Place:

This is one of 12 list places. Select list place with note keys C-B. On each place you can set seperatly the chord/scale/keynote for ARP and the chord/scale/keynote for BASS.

Set the KEYNOTE:

Push and Hold down key “KEYNOTE “ and push the key for set the Keynote. The LED of the key displays the Keynote.

You found the keynotes of ARP and BASS in the second row of the Keynote menu:

Load Chord or Scale (Submenu A or B, Blinking OFF!):

Turn the data-entryknob. Notes begins to load (automatically transposed) to the octave 1 of the modul keyboard. You can see the notes on the LEDs of the keys.

While loading the “HOLD” will be set to “ON” automatically. You can clear all notes while set the “HOLD” function “OFF” : Push and hold down key SHIFT and HOLD. (Please note: This clear not the listplace - only the note buffer!)

since Version 1.08:

Sub menu CONVERSE:

Switch the CONVERSE function on or off for the list location. (see page 10).

Sub menu LOAD LIST:

Load one of 20 user lists or 8 preset lists into the RAM.

Advice:

- When the module is switched on, the last saved list is loaded!

- The function “LIST LENGHT” is no longer valid as of version 1.08!

SAVE LIST:

Store the list: Go to the SAVE menu (push keys SHIFT+SAVE). Select a memory cell (turn the data-entry-knob) and push key “KEYNOTE”.

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6.3 PLAYLIST MENU

Call PLAYLIST MENU:

Push down key SHIFT and key “PLAYMODE”

Change also the MAINMENU while push down and turn the data-entry-knob!

L01..12 (list place)

This is one of twelve list places. Push down the keys C-B for calling one of the twelve list places. This loads the data (chord/scale/keynotes) of the list place. Also you can call the list places with the CV input “LIST” (activated by the CHORD trigger input).

T00..12 (Transpose)

This is the value of the CV input “TRANSPOSE”. 12 semitones are possible.

Keynote

The second value in the top LCD row is the keynote of the ARP arpeggio of the selected list place. You found the keynote of the BASS arpeggio in the second LCD row.

Chord/Scale

The next value in the top LCD row is the selected chord or the selected scale of the ARP arpeggio of the selected list place. You found the selected chord or scale of the BASS arpeggio in the second LCD row.

c = Chord s = Scale P = preset U = user

Status of the USER 1 and 2 CV inputs

The last value in the top LCD row displays the parameter and the value of the CV input “USER-1” (alternately blinking of both parameter and value). The last value in the second LCD row displays the parameter and the value of the CV input “USER-2” (alternately blinking of both parameter and value).

list place

value of CV input

TRANSPOSE

keynote ARP

c=chord, s=scale ARP

c=chord, s=scale BASS

parameter or value of CV input USER-1

parameter or value of CV input USER-2

keynote BASS

parameter

value

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Call MENU SETUP:

Push down Key SHIFT and Key SETUP (“F”)

Change also the MAINMENU while push down and turn the data-entry-knob!

Call SubMenus and set values:

7.1 TUNE-MODE

Set all CV-outputs of the module in UNISONO mode for better tuning connected oscillators.

You can set the voltage on all CV output jacks in 1 volt steps from 0 to +5volt (note C in octave steps).

Advice: While the sequencer is run, the output setting is inactiv.

7.2 Setup USER-1/2 Inputs

Determines the function (parameter control) of the CV-inputs USER-1 and USER-2.

You can use the booth inputs for control different parameters of the arpeggiator channels ARP, BASS and XOUT.

USER-1 controls ARP, X-1, X-2, X-3 and X-4 parameters. USER-2 controls BASS, X-5, X-6, X-7 and X-8 parameters.

>> You found the table of parameter overview on page 21 !

7. MENU SETUP

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Arp: Portamento 'Apor' Arp: Noterepeat 'Antr' Arp: Sequences all 'Aseq' Arp: Clock all 'AClk' Arp: Clock duple 'Aduo' Arp: Clock triplets 'Atri' Arp: Clock dots 'Adot' Arp: Gate 'Agat' Arp: Velocity 1..127 'V127' Arp: Velocity Acc+Random 'Vrnd' X-1: Sequences all '1seq' X-1: Clock all '1Clk' X-1: Clock duple '1duo' X-1: Clock triplets '1tri' X-1: Clock dots '1dot' X-1: Gate '1gat' X-2: Sequences all '2seq' X-2: Clock all '2Clk' X-2: Clock duple '2duo' X-2: Clock triplets '2tri' X-2: Clock dots '2dot' X-2: Gate '2gat' X-3: Sequences all '3seq' X-3: Clock all '3Clk' X-3: Clock duple '3duo' X-3: Clock triplets '3tri' X-3: Clock dots '3dot' X-3: Gate '3gat' X-4: Sequences all '4seq' X-4: Clock all '4Clk' X-4: Clock duple '4duo' X-4: Clock triplets '4tri' X-4: Clock dots '4dot' X-4: Gate '4gat'

Bass: Portamento 'Bpor' Bass: Noterepeat 'Bntr' Bass: Sequences all 'Bseq' Bass: Clock all 'BClk' Bass: Clock duple 'Bduo' Bass: Clock triplets 'Btri' Bass: Clock dots 'Bdot' Bass: Gate 'Bgat' Bass: Velocity 1..127 'V127' Bass: Velocity Acc+Random 'Vrnd' X-5: Sequences all '5seq' X-5: Clock all '5Clk' X-5: Clock duple '5duo' X-5: Clock triplets '5tri' X-5: Clock dots '5dot' X-5: Gate '5gat' X-6: Sequences all '6seq' X-6: Clock all '6Clk' X-6: Clock duple '6duo' X-6: Clock triplets '6tri' X-6: Clock dots '6dot' X-6: Gate '6gat' X-7: Sequences all '7seq' X-7: Clock all '7Clk' X-7: Clock duple '7duo' X-7: Clock triplets '7tri' X-7: Clock dots '7dot' X-7: Gate '7gat' X-8: Sequences all '8seq' X-8: Clock all '8Clk' X-8: Clock duple '8duo' X-8: Clock triplets '8tri' X-8: Clock dots '8dot' X-8: Gate '8gat'

Table of possible parameters:

CV input USER-1 CV input USER-2

parameter short cut parameter short cut

You can see the parameters and values in the Playlist menu: alternately blinking of both parameter and value (see the short cuts in the table).

>> See below PLAYLIST MENU

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Call MENU X-OUT:

Push down Key SHIFT and Key “G”)

Change also the MAINMENU while push down and turn the data-entry-knob!

Select track 1-8:

Push down Key KEYNOTE and Key “C,D,E,F,G,A,H,AIS”)

Call SubMenus and set values:

Following values are possible for each x-out:

SEQ-16P00..15U08 - 63 preset + 63 user sequence pattern

>> see page 11+12!

CLOCK - Clockdivider value (intern oder extern Clock / Midiclock) GATE - Gatetime of the steps

(CLOCK and GATE not available, if SYNC=Arp+Bass Trigger)

Pattern 16P00: mirrored sequence (of the oppsite track) Pattern 16P01: switch OFF the X-out channel (all steps off). Pattern 16P03: plays each steps.

Start/Stop sequencer with key PLAYMODE (but for external MIDI clock).

ADVICE! In the menu XOUT, from version 1.08, sequences can also be edited!. (>> see page 12)

GATE (Not available, if SYNC=Arp+Bass Trigger) GATE is the time between Note-On and Note-Off. The GATE time values are adapted in relation to the Clock of the sequence (“adapted”).

Following values are allways definitely: adapted: 1 GATE time is allways the time of 1 tick. adapted: 8 GATE time is allways the time of value CLOCK of the sequence.

With “adapted:8” you can play notes without note off (bonded):

XOUT MIDI NOTEN

Each XOUT channel sends one fix MIDI note:

output MIDI note output MIDI Note

X-1 36 X-5 38 X-2 42 X-6 46 X-3 41 X-7 43 X-4 49 X-8 51

8. MENU X-OUT

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9. MENU MIDI

Call MENU MIDI:

Push down Key SHIFT and Key MIDI (“E”)

Change also the MAINMENU while push down and turn the data-entry-knob!

Call SubMenus and set values:

1.TEMPO

Sets the basic tempo of the arpeggiator of Tempo 20..255 bpm. If SYNC=”extern MidiClock” then the value is “extern”.

2.SYNC

Choose one of the following synchronizations:

extern MidiClock

All tracks (ARP, BASS, X-OUT) are triggered with external MIDI clock. Start/Stop by external midi start / stop commands.

intern MidiClock

The module is a MIDI master with internal MIDI clock. All tracks (ARP, BASS, X-OUT) are triggered with internal MIDI clock. Start/Stop by PLAYMODE key.

Chord Trigg 96th

All tracks (ARP, BASS, X-OUT) are triggered together with external clock (96 ticks per bar) via the CHORD TRIGGER input.

ALL Trigger In

Stepsequencer mode: The tracks (ARP, BASS, X-OUT) are triggered independently with external clock via TRIGGER inputs.

- ARP via ARP-Trigger Input

- BASS via BASS-Trigger Input

- X-OUT via CHORD-Trigger Input

- RESET via key PLAYMODE or an impuls via CONVERSE input (CONVERSE can only be switched via MIDI here)

ArpTrig XoutMIDI

The tracks ARP and BASS are triggered independently with external clock via TRIGGER inputs. (see ALL Trigger In). Only the X-OUTs are triggered by external Midi-Clock.

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3. RECV CLOCK

Set the MIDI clock divider on/off

HALF: MIDI-Input-Clock Divider on NORMAL: off

4. SEND CLOCK

Set following values:

OFF: - transmitted clock off NORMAL: - transmitted clock (normal) HALF: - transmitted clock with half speed

(MIDI clock out divider is on)

5. RECV CHAN

global MIDI receive channel for Notes and Controller Range: 1..16

6. TRANSMITTED CHANNEL:

ARP CHAN

Transmitted channel ARP Arpeggio notes Range: 1..16

BASS CHAN

Transmitted channel BASS Arpeggio notes Range: 1..16

CHORD CHAN

Transmitted channel Akkord notes Range: 1..16

X-OUT CHAN

Transmitted channel X-OUT notes Range: 1..16, off

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(Control changes):

MIDI-Controller number Parameter

1 Detune Chord CV outputs 20 Arp: GLIDE 21 Arp: GATE 22 Arp: NOTEREPEAT 23 Arp: MODE 24 Arp: RANGE 25 Bass: GLIDE 26 Bass: GATE 27 Bass: NOTEREPEAT 28 Bass: MODE 29 Bass: RANGE 30 CONVERSE (value >63=ON) 31 LIST PLACE

Table of MIDI- controllers

Splitzone external MIDI-Keyboard

Splitzone for separatly / simultaneous playing of ARP- and BASS-Arpeggio

Arpeggio-BASS

Received notes (4 Octaves) in range of 12..59 creates BASS-Arpeggio-notes.

Arpeggio-ARP

Received notes (4 Octaves) in range of 36..83 creates ARP-Arpeggio-notes.

CHORD

Received ARP-arpeggio-notes creates also the 4-notes chord.

Advice:

When playing arpeggios using an external MIDI keyboard, HOLD turns off automatically (held internal chord is erased).

Arpeggio BASS Arpeggio ARP+BASS Arpeggio ARP

12 36 60 83

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10. Appendix

Technical details

Current consumption: ca. +180mA / -20mA Size: Arpeggiator-2013: Euro format 3U / 15HP 76 x 128,5 x 50mm

X-2013: Euro format 3U / 6HP 30 x 128,5 x 35mm

Warrenty

Beginning from the date of purchase a 2-year warranty is guaranteed for this device in case of any manufacturing errors or other functional deficiencies during runtime.The warranty does not apply in case of:

- damage caused by misuse

- mechanical damage arising from careless treatment (dropping, vigorous shaking, mishandling, etc)

- damage caused by liquids penetrating the device

- heat damage caused by overexposure to sunlight or heating

- electric damage caused by improper connecting (wrong power supply/ jacks/ MIDI connections/ voltage problems).

If you have any complaints please contact your dealer or send an e-mail to: service@flame.fortschritt-musik.de

Terms of production

conformity: CE, RoHS, UL

Disposal

The device is produced with RoHS-conformity (subject to the regulations of the European Union) and is free of hazardous substances (like mercury, plumb, cadmium and hexavalent chrome). But electronical scrap is hazardous waste. Please don't add this to consumer waste. For an environment friendly disposal of waste please contact your distributor or specialist dealer.

Support

Updated and additional informations, updates, downloads and more see: http://flame.fortschritt-musik.de

Acknowledgment

For help and assistance big thanks to: Schneiders Büro Berlin, Shawn Cleary (Analogue haven, Los Angeles), Robert Junge, Anne-Kathrin Metzler, Lena Bünger and a very big thanks to Ebotronix (for Support, Betatest etc.).