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General| Mixer section | Yes |
|---|---|
| Preset rhythm patterns | 8 |
| Audio recording formats | MIDI, MP3, WAV |
| Built-in display | No |
| Battery life | 4 h |
| Power source type | Battery, USB |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 210 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 240 mm |
| Height | 30 mm |
Lists the main functionalities and capabilities of the Circuit Rhythm device.
Explains the manual's conventions, abbreviations, and offers general tips for users.
Details the items included in the Circuit Rhythm packaging for new users.
Guides users through the initial setup and connection process for Circuit Rhythm.
Introduces Novation Components software for managing samples, packs, and firmware.
Provides troubleshooting advice and directs users to the Novation Help Centre for support.
Outlines the different methods for powering the Circuit Rhythm unit.
Defines key terms used throughout the manual for clarity and understanding.
Details the controls and layout of the Circuit Rhythm's top panel.
Describes the various connectors and ports located on the rear panel of the device.
Step-by-step instructions on how to turn on the Circuit Rhythm unit.
Guides users through basic operations and exploring pre-loaded demo projects.
Explains how to load and save Projects, including memory slots and their status.
Provides a guide for creating patterns and beats from the beginning.
Details how to select, audition, and assign samples to tracks and pattern steps.
Explains the different playback options for samples: One Shot, Gated, and Loop.
Allows playing samples chromatically or sliced for melodies and beats.
Enables playing samples using a chromatic keyboard layout on the pads.
Facilitates chopping samples and playing back individual slices.
Allows adjustment of the probability for notes/hits to play at selected steps.
Enables automatic repetition of triggered samples at various tempo-synced rates.
Interface for arranging, organizing, and managing patterns across tracks.
Defines the start and end points for patterns, affecting their length and playback.
Allows selection of playback order: Forwards, Reverse, Ping-pong, or Random.
Determines the speed of track playback relative to the project's BPM.
Explains how to assign patterns and pattern chains to scenes for song structure.
Guides users on linking scenes sequentially to build longer song arrangements.
Covers setting the device's tempo via internal or external clock sources.
Explains how to sync Circuit Rhythm with external MIDI clock sources.
Details how to adjust the volume for each individual track using macro controls.
Explains how to position tracks within the stereo image using macro controls.
Describes using mutes for creative performance and playing samples manually.
Details the reverb presets and how to adjust reverb send levels for tracks.
Explains the delay presets and how to adjust delay send levels for tracks.
Enables Grid FX to remain active after the pad is released.
Details using Grid FX to process external audio signals.
Explains how to control Grid FX parameters using external MIDI.
Guides on how to record new samples into the Circuit Rhythm.
Sets a minimum signal level required to start recording.
Applies a 12 dB reduction to the input signal to prevent distortion.
Selects internal audio engine or external inputs as the recording source.
Activates or disables monitoring of incoming audio signals.
Details how to change between different Projects, with playback active or stopped.
Explains the procedure for deleting unwanted Projects from the device.
Describes how to load a Pack containing samples, projects, and Grid FX.
Explains how to copy an existing Pack to a new location.
Details the implications of removing the microSD card during operations.
Specifies the requirements for microSD cards used with Circuit Rhythm.
Introduces Novation Components software and its uses with Circuit Rhythm.
Instructions for updating the Circuit Rhythm's firmware using Novation Components.
Covers global unit settings like MIDI, clock, and brightness adjustments.
Option to enable or disable the Easy Start Tool for computer connection.
Sets the MIDI Thru port to act as a regular Thru or a second MIDI Out.
Enables or disables the master compressor effect applied to all audio outputs.
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