9. Sync LED. Will light up when a positive voltage is received at the sync trigger input [5]
10. Looper playback Speed
11. Looper playback speed CV. Range -5V to 10V
12. Looper start position
13. Looper start position CV. Range -5V to 10V
14. Looper loop length
15. Looper loop length CV. Range -5V to 10V
16. Pre/post recording selector
17. Audio level Peak Meter shows the signal level in green for either the input or internal
system signal, depending on the Pre-Post Recording selector (16). It lights up red when
the signal is clipping
18. Record button
19. Pitch control. For the sine oscillator and the supersaw/wavetable
20. V/Oct input. Range -5V to 10V
21. Detune/offset. Controls either the supersaw detuning or the wavetable offset depending
on the position of the Oscillator Mode Switch [20]
22. Detune/offset CV. Range -5V to 10V
23. Oscillator Mode Switch. Supersaw (up position) or wavetable (down position) selector
24. Shift button. For accessing secondary functions, marked on the front panel with inverted
graphics like for example AUTOPAN
25. Modulation/CV Amount button. Access a secondary function of the knobs controlling
the amount of internal Modulation and external CVs levels
26. Modulation Level. Master control for the intensity of the modulation
27. Modulation frequency
28. Modulation LED. Modulation voltage, visual indicator
29. Filter cutoff
30. Filter cutoff CV. Range -5V to 10V
31. Filter resonance
32. Resonator tune
33. Resonator tune CV. Range -5V to 10V
34. Resonator feedback
35. Echo density. Delay time control for the echo effect
36. Echo density CV. Range -5V to 10V
37. Echo repeats. Feedback control for the echo effect
38. Ambience spacetime. Macro control for size, filtering, and direction of the reverb
39. Ambience spacetime CV. Range -5V to 10V
40. Ambience decay
41. Volume faders. Manual controls for the four audio sources. When their equivalent CV
input jacks are used (see number 3), they become attenuators of the incoming CV
42. Catch-up LEDs. While in “Catch Up” knob behavior (see Chapter 5),
they indicate in which direction the potentiometers must be turned to match them with
the real value of that parameter
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