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General| Sampling Rate | 44.1 kHz |
|---|---|
| Maximum Polyphony | 12 voices |
| Polyphony | 12 voices |
| Tracks | 4 |
| Type | Sampler |
| Sequencer | Yes |
| Number of Patterns | 16 |
| Effects | Reverb, Delay |
| Inputs | 1 x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Line In |
| Outputs | 1 x 1/8" / 3.5 mm TRS Line Out |
| Connectivity | USB |
| MIDI | In/Out |
| Power | USB |
| Power Supply | USB |
| Weight | 820 g |
| Audio Engine | PCM |
Guidelines for safe operation and preventing injury or physical damage.
Highlights the device's portability for live performance with battery power and a built-in speaker.
Explains clock synchronization capabilities via MIDI or SYNC connectors, including Audio SYNC.
Illustrates how to connect the Lofi-12 to other devices for operation.
Details on using AC adapters or batteries for powering the device.
Instructions on how to power on the LIVEN Lofi-12.
Procedure for safely powering down the LIVEN Lofi-12.
How to control the output volume for speakers and headphones.
Manual control to mute or activate the built-in speaker.
Explains how the FUNC button activates secondary functions of other buttons.
Describes how the SHIFT button accesses secondary parameters of knobs.
Enables continuous adjustment of secondary parameters without holding SHIFT.
Defines a track as containing sound settings and sequences.
A pattern is a combination of four tracks, used as the smallest unit for songs.
Explains storage capacity: 16 patterns per bank, 4 banks total for 64 patterns.
Procedure for selecting patterns 1-16 and starting playback.
How to access patterns beyond the first bank using the bank selection.
Adjusts the playback speed (BPM) using the VALUE knob.
Restores sounds to their original states, useful during live performances.
Enables playing selected patterns sequentially in a chosen order.
Sets the volume level for each pattern within a chain.
Switching between the four tracks for editing and parameter control.
Disables audio output for a selected track.
Controls the volume level for each individual track.
Sets the stereo position (left/right) for each track.
Basic instruction to play notes using the built-in keyboard.
Enables sustained notes by holding keys.
Adjusts the loudness of notes based on playing force.
Shifts the keyboard's pitch range up or down by octaves.
Selects between Polyphonic, Monophonic, Legato, and Arpeggiator modes.
Adjusts the portamento effect for smooth pitch transitions between notes.
Selects different arpeggio patterns like UP, DOWN, RANDOM, etc.
Details on the 8 banks and 16 slots for storing up to 128 samples.
Procedure to navigate and choose samples using BANK and SAMPLE buttons.
Enables a vintage sound by reducing the bit rate to 12-bit.
Adjusts sample pitch by cents (1 semitone) using dedicated buttons.
Transposes the pitch of tracks by whole semitones.
Sets the beginning point for sample playback.
Shapes the onset and decay of a sample's sound using the envelope generator.
Selects between Low Pass, High Pass, and Band Pass filter types.
Adjusts the cutoff frequency that determines the filter's tonal character.
Controls the emphasis of frequencies at the cutoff point.
Modifies the depth and duration of the filter's envelope modulation.
Explains LFO's role in modulation and how to adjust its speed (frequency).
Controls the depth of LFO modulation applied to the sample's pitch.
Controls the depth of LFO modulation applied to the filter's cutoff frequency.
Chooses the shape of the LFO signal (Sine, Square, Sawtooth, etc.).
Determines the time before the LFO modulation begins.
Describes the sweep function that changes pitch at a set speed.
Details on applying and parameterizing various effects like Chorus, Delay, Distortion etc.
Controls the amount of reverb applied to individual tracks or line input.
Steps for connecting external audio sources to the LINE IN jack.
Procedure to prepare and initiate audio recording.
Choosing where to store the recorded sample.
Configures automatic recording based on input signal level.
Chooses between 12kHz (4s) and 24kHz (2s) recording quality.
Adjusts the sensitivity of the LINE IN signal.
Configures the input to accept mono or stereo signals.
Procedure to enter the sample editing mode.
Choosing a specific slot within the sample banks for editing.
Steps to exit SAMPLE & EDIT mode and return to normal operation.
Connecting audio input and selecting the target slot before recording.
Initiates the recording standby state.
Configures recording quality (12kHz or 24kHz).
Procedure to start recording and save the captured sample.
Basic knob turning for parameter adjustment.
Fine-tuning parameters using the VALUE knob.
Options to save or cancel changes made during editing.
Configures looping behavior for sustained sample playback.
Enables playback of samples in reverse.
Applies a fade-out effect to the end of a sample.
Reviewing sample attack, release, and velocity settings.
Procedure for assigning new names to samples.
Duplicating a selected sample to another slot.
Procedure to delete a sample and reset its slot.
Transferring a sample from the device to a PC/Mac via MIDI.
Loading a sample from a PC/Mac into the device via MIDI.
Transferring entire banks of samples to a PC/Mac via MIDI.
Loading entire banks of samples from a PC/Mac via MIDI.
Details the sequencer's input methods, flexible sequencing, and note length support.
Choosing tracks and sounds to be used in sequence creation.
Configures the duration for each individual step in a sequence.
Defines the total number of steps (1-64) for a sequence.
How to input notes step-by-step with the sequencer stopped.
Navigating to later steps using page selection buttons.
Includes clearing steps, copying steps, and auto-step advance.
Enables creating long notes that span across multiple steps.
Recording sequences by playing the keyboard during pattern playback.
Method to erase notes during real-time sequence input.
Adjusts the audible click for timing during recording and playback.
Configures a count-in before playback or recording starts.
Inputting notes directly onto sequence steps while stopped or playing.
Applies rhythmic delay to even steps for a quantized swing feel.
Delays the timing of entire samples for a relaxed feel.
Covers Direct, Real-time, and Sound locking input techniques.
Enables or disables parameter locking and sound locking modes.
Resets all recorded parameter lock data.
Activates parameter locking mode for direct knob input.
How to record knob movements directly to sequence steps.
Records knob changes live during pattern playback.
Enables sound locking to record parameter changes with notes.
Simultaneously records notes and parameter lock data.
Applies randomization to sequences, phrases, or step playback.
Sets the probability of a note sounding.
Repeats playback of selected steps for a stuttering effect.
Removes note and parameter lock data from a specific step.
Erases all notes from all steps within a sequence.
Reverts track sound settings to their last saved configuration.
Procedure to duplicate a track's content to another track.
Saves created sequences as patterns.
Specifies the bank and pattern number for saving.
Resets a pattern to its default state.
How to edit and assign custom names to patterns.
Explains the two modes for tempo management.
Selects between Pattern BPM and Global BPM settings.
Adjusts the tempo for individual patterns.
Adjusts the master tempo that applies across all patterns.
Introduces SYNC, MIDI, and Audio Sync capabilities.
Connects and synchronizes with devices supporting SYNC signals.
Connects and synchronizes with devices supporting MIDI.
Synchronizes with devices via audio signals using LINE IN.
Selects internal clock or external sources (MIDI, SYNC, LINE IN).
Configures the headphone jack to output Audio Sync signals.
Determines sync signal trigger on rising or falling edge.
Determines sync signal output trigger on rising or falling edge.
Diagram showing Lofi-12 connected as master to Volca, MIDI, and PO series devices.
Diagram showing external devices connected as master to Lofi-12.
Illustrates using Lofi-12 to bridge clock signals between different connector types.
Configures MIDI channels for general MIDI data.
Assigns MIDI channels for controlling pattern-specific parameters.
Sets the automatic MIDI channel for accessing the currently selected track.
Sets the MIDI channel for notes played on the keyboard.
Enables or disables transmission of MIDI Control Change messages.
Enables or disables the transmission of MIDI clock signals.
Configures the MIDI OUT port to transmit or pass through data.
Controls how MIDI commands are transmitted and received.
Manages the transmission of Active Sensing status messages.
Manages the reception of Active Sensing status messages.
Sets the MIDI channel for transmitting and receiving program change messages.
Enables or disables the transmission of program change messages.
Enables or disables the reception of program change messages.
Details on connecting to a computer for data export/import.
Explains connecting two Lofi-12 units for data transfer.
Procedure to export a single pattern to external storage.
Procedure to import a single pattern from external storage.
Process for creating a complete backup of all device data.
Process for loading backed-up user data onto the device.
Configures the device for different battery types (Alkaline, NiMH, Lithium).
Configures the device to automatically power off after inactivity.
Adjusts the output level for the headphone jack.
Adjusts the overall pitch calibration of the device.
Configures whether knobs operate in Jump or Latch mode.
Resets the device to its original factory configuration.
Displays firmware versions for system, boot, and presets.
Step-by-step guide to update the device's firmware.
Diagram illustrating the internal audio signal flow of the Lofi-12.
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