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• Turning the knob to either of its extreme settings will turn off the
Continuous Granular Engine. In these settings, the Strike Button and
Strike Input can be used for time-synchronized grain generation via
the Strike Granular Engine.
• When changing the Intensity parameter, all currently generated
grains will remain uninterrupted. It is therefore possible that the
change of the Intensity parameter may not have an immediate
audible effect in relation to the value set by the Length parameter.
• The rate of grain generation from the Continuous Granular Engine
is set by both the Intensity and Length parameters.
Intensity CV Input: The Intensity CV Input is a bipolar control voltage
input for the Intensity parameter.
• Control voltage is summed with the knob position.
• Input range: 10V. e.g. a voltage difference of 10V is needed to
control from the minimum to maximum knob position. If the knob is at
its centre position, the accepted input range is -/+5V.
Strike Button: Pressing the Strike Button will generate a single grain at
the Outputs.
• The grains generated by the Strike Granular Engine are 15%
louder than those of the Continuous Granular Engine. This allows
the triggered grains to act as accents within dense granular textures.
• If only triggered grains are desired, set the Intensity knob to either
of its extreme positions to disable the Continuous Granular Engine
and use the Strike Input or Strike Button to access the Strike
Granular Engine.
Strike Input: A single grain is generated when a trigger or gate signal is
present at the Strike Input.
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