Minitaur rev 2 addendum, Presets, Decay/release control – Moog Music MINITAUR User Manual

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PRESETS

Minitaur can now store up to 100 presets in internal memory. Presets can be
saved and loaded using the Minitaur REV 2 Editor, or via any sysex utility.

TO SCROLL THROUGH PRESETS FROM THE FRONT PANEL:

While holding the

GLIDE button, press the VCO 1 button to increment

presets or press the

VCO 2 button to decrement presets.

Hold the

GLIDE button and press both VCO 1 and VCO 2 buttons to return to

panel mode (Preset 0).

DECAY/RELEASE CONTROL

REV 2 introduces a new operational mode for the Envelope

DECAY/RELEASE knobs.

DECAY AND RELEASE MODES

To toggle between Mode 1 and Mode 2 press and hold the

RELEASE switch

for 1 second. The

RELEASE switch LED will blink one time to indicate Mode 1,

or two times to indicate Mode 2. (The selected mode is remembered on
power-down).

MODE 1 - Control of DECAY and RELEASE functionality is linked.

MODE 2 - Turning the DECAY/RELEASE knob by itself adjusts DECAY time.
To adjust the

RELEASE time, press and hold the RELEASE switch while

turning the

DECAY/RELEASE knob.

NOTE: The Release On/Off function is now toggled when the panel button
is released.

CV MAPPING

In REV 2 , the

PITCH, VOLUME, and GATE Controller Inputs on Minitaur can be

re-mapped to control other parameters. This allows you to use control voltage
in new and creative ways.

The

PITCH and VOLUME inputs provide continuous control, like the panel knobs,

while the

GATE input only provides on/off type control. Therefore, the PITCH

and

VOLUME inputs can be re-mapped to any parameter, while the GATE input

can only be used to control two-state parameters (on or off).

CV Mapping is configured in the Minitaur Editor/Librarian software on the
Hardware Settings panel (Ctrl/command+3 to display). There is a CV Mapping
menu for

PITCH, VOLUME, and GATE. Simply click any item on these menus to

select a new destination.

NOTE: CV Mapping settings are global; they do not change per preset and are
saved on power down. To reset all Controller Inputs to default settings, simply
click the Default Mappings button on the Minitaur Editor Hardware Settings panel.

MINITAUR REV 2 ADDENDUM