Cirklon Sequencer User Manual
encoder 6 – press to play a low C reference note. Repeated presses will toggle the note on
and off. The ‘low C’ label will be highlighted while the note is active.
encoder 7 - turn to adjust the tuning of the low reference note.
This value is used to calculate the shift in absolute tuning needed to bring the synth in tune.
Only the minimum adjustment needed to get to the correct pitch should be used – if you need
to move an octave or more, you should adjust the octave setting of the synth first to get as
close as possible to the starting reference.
The tune value shown is a 4 digit, hexadecimal number. You don’t need to worry what this
means, just adjust the tuning as required.
(the value is the 16-bit digital code being sent to the CVIO digital-to-analogue convertor to
give the current output voltage).
encoder 8 - press to play a high C reference note, two octaves above the low note.
Repeated presses will toggle this note on and off.
encoder 9 - turn to adjust the tuning of the high reference note.
This value is used to calculate the correct octave scaling.
encoder 11 - press this encoder to choose a MIDI-attached instrument on which to play the
reference low and high C notes. Note that an instrument on the CVIO interface cannot be
used.
As you adjust the tuning of the reference notes using encoders 7 and 9, the difference between
the two tune values is used to calculate the correct Vscale and Offset values for the CV output
to give accurate scaling, taking into account the V/oct or Hz/v mode of the output.
You shouldn’t need to worry about the technicalities of this too much, as long as you can get
your synths to play in tune.
When both reference notes are in tune, press the MENU key to return to the main CVIO
Config page, with the new values for the output set.
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