In/Out Patches

Audio In Input Module The Input module will only work in the OSCiLLOT AFX version. When the OSCiLLOT AFX device is placed on an audio track, the Input module lets you route audio from this track into OSCiLLOT for further treatment. Input Signal L, Signal R

Audio Out Output Module The stereo output module to route the signal out of a Live track. Input Signal 1, Signal 2

MIDI to CV/GATE MIDI to CV Module The MIDI 2 CV Module will translate incoming MIDI data to Pitch CV, Velocity CV, GATE and TRIGGER data. This data can be used to play the Oscillators, trigger or gate the Envelopes etc. Output Pitch (-5 +5), Velocity (0-5), Gate, Trigger

CV to MIDI Send CV to MIDI Send Module The CV to MIDI Send Module can be used to send data from the OSCiLLOT sequencers etc. to another MIDI track in LIVE - it requires the OSCiLLOT MIDI Receiver.amxd device to receive the data. The Receiver can be placed in any (one or many) MIDI tracks in Ableton - all Receive devices will receive the same data stream from OSCiLLOT. Use the CV1 input to send Pitch data and the gate input to trigger note on/off messages. The TRIG (=Trigger) input can be used as well to generate note on/off data - the corresponding Trigger Time Number box lets you define the length of the Note(s). The CC input lets you use CV data to create CC (=Continuous Controller) messages for further usage. The chooser lets you choose the desired CC controller number. Note that you need to activate the CC on/off switch next to the controller number chooser. There are 8 MIDI busses available - make sure to use the same bus on the receive side. Example: Create a sequence with the SEQ 8 and patch the Pitch CV and Trigger out from the SEQ 8 into the CV1 and TRIG inputs of the CV to MIDI Send Module. Now place the OSCiLLOT MIDI Receiver.amxd into a MIDI track followed by an Instrument (e.g. Operator, Analog or any other). The instrument should now play the sequence from the SEQ 8. Input CV1, Gate, TRIG, CC

MIDICNTRL to CV MIDICNTRL to CV Module The MIDICNTRL to CV Module allows to use Note (pitch) data, Note Velocity, Control Change (CC data), Aftertouch and PitchBend to route as CV data via the Signal outs. Choose the desired data type in the 'Input Type' chooser and connect the corresponding out to another module. The 'Range' number boxes let you invert or minimize the data. The 'Shape' parameter allows to scale the data from logarithmic - linear to exponential. Each of the 3 MIDI control choosers has it's own output - the top chooser = out 1 (SIG1), middle chooser = out 2 (SIG2), the lowest chooser = out 3 (SIG3). Output SIG1, SIG2, SIG3