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Top Row Settings
Keyboard Mode and Knob Mode
Press [TOUCH PAD 7-8] to select the Touch Pad Mode for the active channel: Red, yellow, or both.
In keyboard mode, the [TOUCH PADS] can be played as an expressive touch surface. The pitches output by the
[TOUCH PADS] will be quantized based on the key and scale selected in the [KEY / SCALE SETTINGS].
With the sequencer on and playing, the pitches will get recorded into the sequence, allowing a user to play in
sequences.
Knob mode uses the knob positions to determine the pitch of the [TOUCH PADS]. The notes available to the knob are
based on the selected Key / Scale. See [KEY / SCALE SETTINGS] for how to change these settings.
TOUCH PAD MODE
[TOUCH PAD 7] = Keyboard Mode
[TOUCH PAD 8] = Knob Mode
In Keyboard Mode, the [VALUE KNOB] acts as an additional octave shift of up to 7 octaves for the active channel: Red,
Yellow, or both.
Chance Effects
Top row settings for [TOUCH PAD 13-16] turn on and off Chance Effects.
The Chance Effects are another of the generative sequencing tools available in the Touch Controller, and we’ll dive
deep on them later. For now, maybe turn on a few chance effects, get a sequence running and see what happens
when you turn up the chance knob; the results might be exciting, or they might be horrible! But either way, they’re
hopefully fun.
There are four chance effects: Pitch Chance, Trigger Chance, Shift Chance, and Roll Chance.
We’ll cover these later in a few levels of detail.
CHANCE EFFECTS
[TOUCH PAD 13] = Pitch chance active
[TOUCH PAD 14] = Trigger chance active
[TOUCH PAD 15] = Shift chance active
[TOUCH PAD 16] = Roll chance active
4 Voltage Lab 2 Touch Controller
4 oct f
knob gkeyboard f
8
7
6
touchpad mode
knob range
pressure
pitch
cv
13
1-shot b
16
15
1412
yellow channel
pittsburgh
modular
cv channel
pitch microtonal trigger chromatic roll minorshift major
chance effect
gate
envelope
cv
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