Torso Electronics T-1 - 9.10 Analog Application Example - T-1 Controlling an Effect

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9.10 Analog Application Example - T-1 Controlling an Effect
While Pitch and Gates can control a synth voice, the CV output can also be used to modulate
various parameters. The conguration is stated in T-1 Cong as velocity and as such the velocity
values in T-1 will be used as the modulation source.
Example Conguration: T-1 with Modbap Modular’s Per4mer Eurorack Module
a b
Gate
a
CV
clk
Sync Out
Patch Cables
Eurorack + PNW Environment
Per4mer is a quad effect which triggers glitch, delay, reverb and tape stop
along with modulation inputs for effect parameters.
T-1 Tracks assigned to Channel 1 and 2 will trigger
the Per4mer effects on/off. Channel 3 will send a CV
0-5V output on CV ‘a’ relative to the 0-127 velocity
Per4mer also has clock synchronised from T-1 as primary
lead. As the effect being modulated is time based i.e. delay,
it makes sense to synchronise the clock. T-1 Velocity 0-127
will modulate the delay parameter 0-100%.
T-1 Environment
Channel 1
Channel 2
Channel 3 Velocity
Re-trig
Re-trig
Re-trig
V-trig
V-trig
Routing Function Scaling Trig Voice stealing
gate a
gate b
cv a