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USER'S MANUAL[...]
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C ONTENTS 1. ABOUT ANALOG SEQUENCERS..................................................................................................... ................... 4 2. FEATURES OF THE KORG SQ-10 ANALOG SEQU ENCER .......................................................................... 4 3. FEATURES AND FUNCT IONS ......................................[...]
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1. About Analog Sequencers Most people think of an analog se quencer as basically a de vice which can "play" a series of pre-determ ined notes on a synthesizer automatically. This is the most com mon usage t o which a sequ encer is put t o. But in fact, the SQ-10 Analog Sequencer is capable of much more than sim ply establishing sequ ence[...]
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3. Features and Functions [ BOLD Italic underlined numbers refer to the front panel illustration. See 7 FoldOut ] 3.1. Voltage Controlled Clock Generator (Clock) Use this clock when you want to run thro ugh the steps automatically. Clo ckspeed is controlled by voltage, so you can use Channel-C to vary th e step spacing or any othe r source to c ont[...]
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3.5. Sequence Mode 9 Mode Selector: This 6 position control select s the type of sequence ...stepped, continuous or one-time...for 12 or 24 step sequences. sequence modes 3.6. Portamento 10 Portamento A, B: Ordinarily the voltage c h anges in a sequence form a sharply stepped progression, b u t with this knob you can make these chang es smoother an[...]
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3.9. Reset 15 Reset In: Use this INPUT jack when you w ant less than t he maxim um number of st eps in a sequence. J ust patch the Trig Out jack of the last step in the sequence to the RESET IN jack . When the sequence reache s that step, it will be reset and begin again at step 1. 3.10. Output Voltage Control 16 Range Switch ( +/-1V < > +/-5[...]
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4. S pecifications 1. VOLTAGE CONTR OLLED CLOCK GENERAT O RSPEED CONTRO L [SLOW ~ FAST] 2. SEQUENCE MODE 3. STEP --> (MANUAL) 4. PORTAMENT O PORTAMENTO CHANNEL (A) PORTAMENTO CHANNEL (B) 5. TRIGGER DUTY (MULTIPLETRIGGER, CHANNEL C) 6. SEQUENCE CONTROL CHANNEL A ( 1 ~ 12 ) CHANNEL B ( 1 ~ 12 ) CHANNEL C ( 1 ~ 12 ) TRIG OUT ( 1 ~ 12 ) LED ( 1 ~ 12[...]
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6. Examples of usages 6.1. Repeated automatic playing For repeated automatic pl aying of 12 notes (using the MS-10 synt hesizer) 9[...]
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6.2. Tone color changes For a 24 note s equence in which the t one color cha nges when a new note is played on the keyboard. 10[...]
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6.3. Blank patch chart 11[...]
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7. SQ -101 Fold Out 12[...]