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Explains the vision of meloDICER as a sequencer balancing stochastic and deterministic creation.
Encourages users to read the manual for help and suggests treating it as a tutorial.
Instructions on how to reset the module to factory settings and clear pattern memory.
Details required components and initial connections for using the meloDICER.
Introduces the four controls of the rhythm section: NOTE VALUE, VARIATION, LEGATO, and REST.
Explains the NOTE VALUE control for setting the base rhythm and note length.
Details how the VARIATION control adds randomness to note values based on NOTE VALUE.
Explains the LEGATO control for smooth note transitions without new gate signals.
Describes the REST control for introducing random rests into the pattern.
Explains how LO and HI faders control the octave range of the pattern.
Details how faders set the probability for each semitone appearing in the pattern.
Explains how to set the first and last step to define the pattern length.
Detailed steps to set the start and end of the pattern using buttons and encoder.
How to shift the active part of the pattern within its defined length.
Method to reset pattern length to default (steps 1 and 16).
How to reset the pattern to the first step using the rotary encoder or a gate signal.
Explains how to mute GATE OUT without stopping the sequencer, and how to manually activate/deactivate it.
Defines what constitutes a pattern in meloDICER, including settings, note values, and length.
Instructions on how to save a pattern using the save button and rotary encoder.
Explains how to load a saved pattern using the LOAD button and rotary encoder.
Details how to configure the two CV inputs for pitch and rhythm control.
Explains the function of CV IN 1 for pitch, including ADD SEQ and TRANS SEQ options.
Compares the ADD SEQ and TRANS SEQ options for CV IN 1, affecting pitch quantization.
Describes how LO and HI parameters control octave range via CV IN 1.
Explains the function of CV IN 2 for rhythm control, affecting NOTE VALUE, VARIATION, LEGATO, and REST.
How to use gate inputs to switch between dice-mode and realtime-mode.
Using trigger signals to generate new random values when in dice-mode.
Explains the restart function triggered by gate input.
Describes how MUTE function is controlled by gate input at GATE IN 2.
Details the two options for MUTE behavior (NO RESTART vs. RESTART).
Explains how INV GATE inverts the MUTE function behavior on GATE IN 2.
Configures the module to start in mute state upon power-up.
How to select which note values are included in random variation.
Sets the expected pulses per quarter note for the CLK IN input.
Activates/deactivates synchronization to incoming MIDI clock via MEX3.
The standard mode where all learned functions operate; EDIT-parameters and saving are available.
Uses melody section and LEGATO/REST; requires gate signals on GATE IN 1 for rhythm.
Acts as a quantizer for CV signals at CV IN 2, using melody faders for scale.
Similar to Quantizer 1, but uses gate signals at GATE IN 2 to quantize voltage at CV IN 2.
Lists the technical specifications for all inputs and outputs of the meloDICER.
Details the power draw of the meloDICER module at different voltage rails.
Provides physical dimensions (HP, Depth) and weight of the module.
Lists the items included in the MEX3 package.
Instructions for checking firmware and preparing the meloDICER for MEX3.
Step-by-step guide on how to physically connect the MEX3 module to the meloDICER.
Lists the items included in the MEX3 package.
Instructions for checking firmware and preparing the meloDICER for MEX3.
Step-by-step guide on how to physically connect the MEX3 module to the meloDICER.
Explains how Voices 2 and 3 share Octave Range and Semitone Probability Faders settings.
Details how Voices 2 and 3 share RHYTHM parameters, with individual REST settings.
Explains how REST settings for voices 2 and 3 work and provides examples.
Instructions to set REST probability for voices 2 and 3 using edit-parameters.
How to set standard velocity and ACCENT probability for MIDI notes.
How to set the MIDI channel for receiving Control Change messages.
How to set the MIDI channel for sending generated patterns.
How physical controls send MIDI Control Change messages.
How to send MIDI Clock messages via MEX3's MIDI OUT.
How MEX3 enables START, STOP, and CONTINUE messages for meloDICER.
Lists MIDI IN, THRU, and OUT specifications for the MEX3 module.
Details the power draw of the MEX3 module at different voltage rails.
Provides physical dimensions (HP, Depth) and weight of the MEX3 module.
General| Brand | Vermona |
|---|---|
| Model | meloDICER |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
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