One of each CVs and Gates requires a different voice selected, from 1 to 3. CV1-3 have voices 1-3 of
sequencer 2 assigned.
This method allows you to choose the amount of voices and which CVs do you want to route them
through. Sequencing chords and polyphonic melodies on your modular synth is very straightforward
and as flexible as it can get because you can select the number of voices you want to output. In case
of having fewer CVs than the total available voices for Polyphonic and Chord modes, the voices will be
sorted by the last played.
You can also output the same signal through different CVs , for example the Trig Envelope of the same
voice through 2 different CVs and each envelope with different attack or modulation parameters.
Velocity routing
Same as pitch but for the voice velocity information. Velocity is assigned to the CVs the same way as
pitch but with the 7th column starting from top.
If the cv is set to vel, the second parameter chooses if gated behaviour or not:
- Gated: the voltage is proportional to the note velocity until the end of the note, when it goes
back to 0V.
- Not Gated: the voltage of this output is always proportional to the velocity of the last note.
TRIG ENVELOPE
In OXI One we have introduced Trig Envelopes, an Attack-Decay
envelope that changes dynamically with the Velocity and Gate of the
step. By default, the amplitude of the envelope is proportional to MIDI
velocity and its Decay is proportional to MIDI gate length. The Attack
can be modified.
This implementation tends a bridge between MIDI and CV messages, by having a dynamic envelope
ready to modulate parameters of your modular synth like VCA, LPG, LPF and any other fun acronyms
on your rack.
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You can apply modulation and/or randomization to Gate and Velocity
to also modulate Amplitude and Decay of the Trig Envelope.
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