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Clock Div:

see table Used as a clock divider to provide a wider range of

sequencer speeds. Works the same as the Clock Divide in main, but is only active
when “Use Preset Tempo” is on. When On, changing this parameter also changes the
main Clock Divide, and vise-versa. When Off, changing this parameter has no effect.

Display

Tempo

Timing Division

Half

BPM/2

Half note

Quartr

BPM

Quarter note

Eighth

BPM x 2

Eighth note

8 half

BPM x 2

Eighth note, half swing timing

8swing

BPM x 2

Eighth note, full swing timing

8 trip

BPM x 3

Eighth note triplets

16th

BPM x 4

Sixteenth note

16half

BPM x 4

Sixteenth note, half swing timing

16swng

BPM x 4

Sixteenth note, full swing timing

16trip

BPM x 6

Sixteenth note triplets

32nd

BPM x 8

Thirty-second note

32trip

BPM x 12

Thirty-second note triplets

64trip

BPM x 24

Sixty-fourth note triplets

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Mod Sources

Source 1: see table General purpose modulation source select – see list
on page 36 for possible sources. Since all mod sources in Evolver have a single
destination, the four general purpose Mods allow a method to send a mod source
(such as a sequence or LFO) to another destination, with a different amount. Also,
there are some additional mod sources such as noise and the digital oscillators
available, allowing audio-rate modulation. As mentioned above, there are some
destinations that are not able to keep up with audio mod, but it’s fun anyway.

Note - these mod sources are not filtered, so a MIDI controller going through this
route will react quicker, but may produce stepping noise, depending on the
controller. For filtered (smoothed) MIDI controller operation, use the direct
Pressure, Mod Wheel, Breath Control, or Foot Control parameters.

Amount 1:

-99…+99 Amount of Mod 1 modulation.