Erica Synths Hexinverter Mutant Brain MIDI to CV Eurorack Module (8 HP) - Manual (Page 14)

24.April.2018 Mutant Brain user manual v1.00 PG14
Hexinverter Électronique, 2018
Notes which are pushed out of the playable range by pitch bend will “plateau” at the limit.
 Other CV sources
Mutant Brain’s four analog CV outputs can output signals other than musical note pitches. You can also use
them to output
 Velocity of the most recently played note (Specify note input)
 Continuous controller (CC#) value (Specify MIDI channel and CC number)
 Pitch bend (Specify MIDI channel)
 Channel aftertouch (Specify MIDI channel)
 A CV which is linked to MIDI clock BPM (0-255 bpm range)
 Fixed voltages for calibration etc.
For each of these you can specify the full CV voltage range from 1V up to 8V. Additional parameters needed
for a mapping are noted above. For example, to map a CC to a CV output we need to give the CC number and
the MIDI channel:
BPM to CV mode maps a BPM of 0-255 BPM over the full voltage range. The output is updated once per
beat, so updates are slow at low BPM and rapid changes in BPM will result in a “stepping” of the CV. If the
MIDI clock stops, this does not reset the CV (the button can be used).
A fixed voltage can be output by selecting the required voltage in the Range drop-down. The ability to output
a fixed voltage can be useful for calibrating modules.
Gate Outputs
 General operation
Mutant Brain has twelve assignable gate outputs. Each of these outputs can be switched ON and OFF in
response to information coming in from MIDI.
 When the gate output is ON, it outputs 5 Volt
 When the gate output is OFF, it outputs 0 Volt
Depending how a gate output is mapped, it will switch ON and OFF when a corresponding even happens on
the MIDI input. There are three modes available: