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(3) Retrigger on/off

With this parameter one can select whether the gate is

reset for a few milliseconds when playing legato (i.e.

playing a new note on the keyboard while the key of the

former note is still pressed). The factory default setting is

retrigger off. Additionally the Midi controllers LEGATO

(controller #68) and SUSTAIN (controller #64) affect the

gate output in the usual manner.

(4) Gate polarity

With this function the gate polarity can be changed.

Within the A-100 this features is not required because all

envelope generators of the A-100 use positive gate

polarity only. Only if the A-190-2 is used to control other

equipment or for special features this function might be

useful.

(5) Velocity resolution

This parameter defines whether the velocity resolution is

127 steps (as usual) or two steps only. The two-step-

mode is similiar to the accent used in some vintage

equipment (e.g. TB303, TR808) and could make sense to

simulate one of these devices.

The velocity threshold value for the two-step-mode is 100:

incoming velocity values of 100 or more are converted

System A-100

into a fixed velocity value 127, incoming velocity values

less than 100 are converted into a fixed velocity value 64.

(6) CV1 Key assign modes

These program change messages adjust the type of

assign modes for CV1. If highest note is selected the

highest key pressed on the midi keyboard is used to

generate CV1 if more than one key is operated. In the last

note mode always the last note (chronological) is taken

for CV1.

The following modes are only useful if two or more A-190-

2 are daisy-chained via Midi Out/In by means of the

internal jumpers (see attachment).

Reference note means that only the reference note is

accepted. This feature is useful if you want to trigger

different devices on the same Midi channel using two or

more A-190-2. In this case you have to set the reference

notes for the A-190-2's to different values.

Stack note means that the A-190-2 is filtering out the note

event that is used by the A-190-2 to generate Gate and

CV1. The note event in question is not transmitted to the

Midi output. All other note events are passed on. Stack

mode is used to control more than one synthesizer voice

on one Midi channel and enables polyphonic control.

Midi-to-CV/Gate A-190-2