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Inputs/Outputs

Clock in is ideally activated by inputting a 50%

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pulse width gate. A trigger or a triangular LFO

may be also inserted. When clock in is in use,

Channel 1 is automatically synced to it. Please

note that if clock in is patched but no signal

is being sent to it the module will perform no

actions.

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Loop in accepts a gate or a trigger signal

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CV in accepts a CV signal. All CV input assigns

operate between 0v and 8v except save/

recall 0v-5v; 0.5v for each save slot of the

selected bank (refer to save/recall section at

p.7)

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Chaos accepts a gate or a trigger signal

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Clock out outputs whichever master clock is

in use, the Channel 1 default master or the

clock in

Channel Settings

Channel Settings [1] can be used to access two

different but fundamental channel options: swing

and input assign.

Swing controls the time fraction expressed in

quarters with which a channel is delayed from

the master clock when the channel is synced to

it; input assign controls how channels are linked

to modifiers through self-patching or external

devices communicating with Chaos' inputs.

Keep in mind that every channel has its own

configuration.

To change a channel's settings, hold the channel

settings button with the desired channel selected.

On the value bar, two sets of illuminated LEDs

will appear. The LEDs on the left (from 1 to 4) [2]

represent the swing value and the four LEDs on

the right (from 7 to 10) [3] reflect the four inputs

at the top of the module (clock in, loop in, cv in

and chaos in) and their status. Rotate the encoder

CW or CCW to select an LED and press it to flip the

status.

When ON, LEDs on the left are Orange while LEDs

on the right are Green (LED 9 will also turn Red or

Orange as it controls different tasks).

When OFF, LEDs are white.

Swing

Swing is represented by four values (0, 1/4, 2/4

and 3/4) and only one value per channel at a time

can be ON. Keep in mind that swing is best used

when the channel in question is synced to the

master clock. (See TCM section p.8)

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LED 1 (default ON), swing value 0: When ON,

there is no delay from the master clock

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LED 2, swing 1/4: When ON, there is a 1/4

delay from the master clock

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LED 3, swing value 2/4: When ON, there is a

2/4 delay from the master clock

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LED 4, swing value 3/4: When ON, there is a

3/4 delay from the master clock