Moog Grandmother User Manual

Instructions for connecting the power adapter and initial power-up.

Details on connecting speakers or headphones for audio output.

Description of the 32-note velocity-sensitive keyboard and its functions.

Explanation of the Pitch wheel for real-time pitch bending.

Description of the Mod wheel for applying modulation effects.

Details on the Glide control for smooth pitch transitions between notes.

Controls for the Arpeggiator and Sequencer modules.

Functionality for transposing the keyboard octaves.

Button to activate the Arpeggiator or Sequencer.

Button to sustain notes or hold patterns.

Button for setting tempo via tapping.

Details on the first voltage-controlled oscillator's settings.

Details on the second voltage-controlled oscillator's settings.

Explanation of the different waveform types and their characteristics.

Control for setting the level of Oscillator 1 in the mixer.

Control for setting the level of Oscillator 2 in the mixer.

Control for setting the level of the white noise generator.

Patch points for external audio sources to replace internal signals.

Sets the frequency at which the filter begins to attenuate harmonic content.

Keyboard tracking that affects the filter cutoff frequency based on note played.

Controls the amount of envelope signal applied to the filter cutoff.

Emphasizes frequencies at the filter's cutoff point.

Determines the time for the control signal to rise from zero to maximum.

Determines the time for the control signal to fall to the sustain level.

The level the control signal remains at while a key is held.

Determines the time for the control signal to fall to zero after key release.

Sets the overall output level for the main and headphone jacks.

Selects how the Voltage Controlled Amplifier controls output level.

Controls the mix balance between dry signal and spring reverb effect.

Sets the frequency of the Low Frequency Oscillator (LFO).

Selects the waveform shape for the Modulation LFO.

Sets max modulation depth for oscillator pitch.

Sets max modulation depth for filter cutoff.

Sets max modulation depth for pulse width of oscillators.

Four parallel jacks for splitting or mixing signals.

A -6dB/Octave filter for shaping high frequencies.

Bipolar attenuator for adjusting control signal strength.

Functionality for playing notes in rhythmic patterns.

Step sequencer for creating and storing musical patterns.

Controls playback speed for Arpeggiator and Sequencer.

Selects between Arpeggiator, Sequencer, and Record modes.

Sets the playback order for Arp/Seq patterns.

Selects octaves for Arp or sequence file for Sequencer.

Step-by-step guide to recording a sequence.

Instructions on how to finish recording a sequence.

How to playback and transpose recorded sequences.

Procedure to enter sequence editing mode.

How to modify sequence data in real time.

Steps to exit sequence editing mode.

Knob for fine-tuning oscillator pitch.

Details on audio input and output jacks.

Information on MIDI IN, THRU, OUT, and USB ports.

How to select the MIDI channel for communication.

Settings for synchronizing to external MIDI clock signals.

Settings for transmitting MIDI clock signals.

Selects which note has priority on the monophonic keyboard.

Adjusts the range of the pitch bend wheel.

Configures synchronization to external clock signals.

Controls whether internal sound engine responds to keyboard.

Patch points for the Arpeggiator/Sequencer module.

Patch points for the Modulation LFO.

Patch points for the two oscillators.

CV connections for Arp/Seq synchronization.

Buffered main output and Eurorack compatible outputs.

Details on Moog's standard limited warranty policy.

Procedure for obtaining an RMA and returning the product for service.

Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the instrument.