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General| Number of Tracks | 64 |
|---|---|
| MIDI In | 1 |
| MIDI Channels per Port | 16 |
| CV/Gate Outputs | 8 CV, 8 Gate |
| Storage | SD Card |
| Step Resolution | 192 PPQN |
| Display | LCD |
How to use step encoders and keys to change numeric and flag values in pattern edit.
Linking multiple pattern steps so encoder adjustments affect them equally.
Adjusting values in a range of steps to create a linear transition.
Copying and pasting multiple steps between locations or patterns.
Using knobs A & B to continuously edit pattern values during playback.
Saving the current workscene as a stored scene, entering a scene name.
Customizing Cirklon preferences like auto pattern creation, naming, and MIDI behavior.
Setting up soft-thru behavior and MIDI clock/MTC transmission for each MIDI port.
Setting up CV and gate outputs by creating instrument definitions and configuring CV outputs.
Configuring gate port mode, type (norm, S-trig, inverse), and linking to CV output or MIDI channel.
Configuring settings for the optional drum mux module, including enable, CV channel, and frame size.
Mapping notes to trigger outputs, setting velocity curves, pulse length, and optional second trigger note.
Configuring unique settings for each drum mux module in a multi-module setup.
Assigning front panel knobs A & B to control track values directly.
Internal controls modifying track behavior, including quant%, note%, velo%, etc.
Editing CK patterns using a drum grid interface, similar to 1980s drum machines.
Recording un-quantised notes, controllers, and other MIDI messages into CK patterns.
Recording into P3 patterns with options for note length handling and dubbing.
Entering notes consecutively into P3 patterns, advancing position after each note entry.
Events that cause interaction between tracks, like grab, swap, and push values.
Using aux events to play extra notes per step, enabling polyphonic patterns and chords.
Events that make lasting changes to pattern values by affecting accumulators.
Configuring accumulator settings like limit, mode, and how values are applied or reset.
Using aux D accumulator as a threshold to control pattern variations (gate, tie, aux status).
Setting pattern values on a step, used with mask events for effects like note switching.
Saving the current song, all songs, instruments, or configurations to an SD-card.
Writing all current songs into a single CKS file for backup.
Saving single or all instrument definitions to a CKI file.
Saving MIDI port, CVIO, or Drum-mux configurations to a CKC file.
Creating a complete binary sysex file backup of all Cirklon data.
Loading songs, instruments, configurations, or sysex dumps from an SD-card.
Performing a full factory reset to restore default settings and clear all data.
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