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General| Brand | Pittsburgh Modular |
|---|---|
| Model | Taiga |
| Category | Synthesizer |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for operating the Taiga Keyboard, covering power, water, modification, and repair.
Crucial information and warnings regarding Eurorack power connections and ribbon cable orientation for safe operation.
Explains the buttons and jacks in the Control section, covering MIDI, clock, and sequencing functions.
Details the controls for the three oscillators, including tuning, modulation, and waveform selection.
Describes the Mixer, Preamp, LFO, Sample & Hold, Noise, and Filter modules and their controls.
Explains the Dynamics, Echos (delay), and Output modules, including their functions and connections.
Lists and describes all rear panel connections, including power, MIDI, and USB ports.
Introduction to the Taiga Keyboard, its modular nature, signal path, and control voltage usage.
Explains labeling conventions used on the panel and within the manual for clarity and identification.
Describes the default internal patching and how to bypass it using patch cables for flexible routing.
Overview of the Taiga Keyboard's organization into 11 independent synthesizer modules plus an expansion bay.
Introduction to the Control module, its functions, and the MIDI to CV converter.
Details on internal tap, external MIDI/gate, and pseudo-random clocks, plus local keyboard control.
Explains velocity output modes, paraphonic mode, arpeggiator, and note sequencer functions.
Covers playback direction, range, gate length, sequence generator, multi-function tool, and pitch bend.
Lists and describes control module jacks and explains memory saving.
Introduction to Taiga oscillators, their design, MIDI integration, and core functions.
Details on seed waveforms, warp circuit, wave folding (timbre), and module outputs.
Lists and describes the specific input and output jacks for each oscillator.
Introduction to the dual mixer, its capabilities, internal routing, and gain staging.
Details the input and output jacks for the mixer and preamp sections.
Overview of LFOs, noise source, and Sample & Hold circuit functions.
Details the Mixer/Splitter section's use as a mixer or buffered splitter.
Introduction to the PGH Filter, its sound, response modes, and resonance control.
Explains frequency modulation via CV and lists filter input/output jacks.
Introduction to ADSR envelope generators, their stages, and CV output capabilities.
Specifies the input (gate) and output (CV) jacks for the ADSR module.
Introduction to the Dynamics module, its modes (VCA, LPG), and MIDI control.
Details VCA/LPG operation, resonance, pluck response, and module I/O jacks.
Introduction to the Echos module, its controls (delay, regeneration, mix), and I/O jacks.
Overview of line level and headphone outputs, and description of input/output jacks.
Instructions on how to perform a factory reset of all digital settings and functions.
Step-by-step guide to calibrate the velocity output for accurate 2-voice paraphonic synthesis.
Introduction to the 24hp expansion bay and its personalization possibilities, including key specifications.
Details the product warranty terms, coverage, duration, and limitations for the user.
Provides contact details and website for obtaining service or further information about the product.
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