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Instruments
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Instruments
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6.1 Instrument Overview
An audio instrument is the primary sound source in Tracker Mini and is
based on an audio sample. The instrument can be purely an audio sample
which can then be congured into a more elaborate instrument such as
wavetable synth. The Instrument parameters will congure settings. The
sound can be affected by effects and modulation but essentially an
instrument has a sample at its core and is triggered by the step on which it
is applied.
6.2 Instrument Parameter Pages
A series of instrument parameters are accessible for controlling, shaping
and modulating the sound. The two pages are accessible directly from
toggling the assigned button [2]. Page 1 is general parameters while Page
2 covers parameter automation. Pressing [Delete] on a selected parameter
will reset it to it’s default state.
Page 1 of 2: General Sample Based Parameters
Page 2 of 2: Automation Parameters
Press to select and cycle the instrument parameter pages
Screen buttons select the parameter options or use (Right) (Left) to
navigate each option. Press (Up) (Down) or [+] / [-] to adjust the value.
The outer [+] / [-] buttons adjust in larger increments.
Volume
10.00 dB
Panning
-25
Tune
0
Cutoff
100
Finetune
0
Resonance
0
Filter Type
Low-pass
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Instrument Parameters 1/2 0m:00s P1.008
Disabled
Low-pass
High-pass
Band-pass
1.Analog 3 18p
Destination Type
Off
Sustain
100
Attack
0.020s
Release
0.050s
Decay
0.030s
Amount
100
Instrument Automation 2/2 0m:00s P1.008
OffVolume
EnvelopePanning
LFOCutoff
Wavetable Position
Granular Position
Finetune
1.Analog 3 18p
The instrument selection has a dedicated
button when working in the pattern.
Instruments can be created from samples, edited, sliced and saved as ‘.pti’ les
which can then be used in other projects or shared with others.
.pti
Up to 48 audio instrument slots are available in the instrument
list to populate and to choose from. Instruments or samples
can be loaded to the instrument list.
The two instrument parameter pages are specic to the
currently selected instrument. By default these are assigned to,
and selected by pressing button [2]. Also select in the [Menu].
C3 04 ---- P-20
D3 04 ---- P-10
D3 04 ---- P-10
D3 04 ---- P-10
C4 12 ---- A 4
C4 12 ---- A 4
Pattern
1
1 1
2
C5 40 ---- P-25
C5 40 ----
C5 40 ---- P-25
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C5 02 ---- P-20
C5 40 ---- H-25 C5 40 ---- P-20
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Length
32
Step Jump
0
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Track 2 Track 3 Track 4Track 1
Pattern 1 0m:00s P1.008 1.Analog 3 18p
C5 01 V 10
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P 25
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