Future Retro Revolution Owner Manual - Manual (Page 3)

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
2. Welcome
Overview
Philosophy
MAINTENANCE
3. Power
Care
Backup Battery
Fuse
Warranty
Support
GETTING STARTED
4. I want to play it now!
Basic system setup
CONNECTIONS
5. Back panel connections
ANALOG SECTION
6. Introduction to analog
Waveform select
Overdrive off/on
7. Tune
Cutoff
Resonance
Envelope
Envelope decay
8. Accent
Accent decay
CV mod
Volume
9. Blank patch sheet
DSP EFFECTS
10. Effect descriptions
11. Selecting effects
Setting the amount of an effect
SEQUENCER
12. Sequencer introduction
Sequencer structure
13. Using the sequencer
Playing patterns
14. Selecting patterns
Multiple pattern cueing
15. Editing patterns
16. Entering notes
17. Clearing notes
Changing a note’s pitch
18. Recording and clearing accents
Recording and clearing glides
Setting and clearing the loop point
19. Selecting the amount of swing
Selecting a time signature
Transposing patterns
20. Shifting patterns
Setting the tempo
Copy and Pasting patterns
21. Blank pattern sheet
22. Remixing patterns
23. Selecting songs
Playing songs
Editing songs
Selecting patterns for a song step
24. Transposing a song step
Setting the loop point for a song
Setting the song’s tempo
25. Advanced song editing
26. Blank song sheet
MIDI MODES
27. Using the Revolution as a master clock
28. Syncing the Revolution to an external clock
29. Playing the Revolution with a MIDI keyboard
30. Playing an external MIDI sound module
31. Playing control voltage synthesizers
32. Using DIN Sync
33. MIDI program change messages
SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE
34. Using sysex to dump patterns and songs
35. Sysex information
OTHER CAPABILITIES
36. Processing external audio
ADDITIONAL NOTES
37. Accent decay settings
Connecting outputs to inputs
38. Create a default pattern
Syncing the Revolution’s playback
Resetting a song to it’s beginning
The logic of playing patterns backwards
39. Remixing patterns and sliced audio beats
Remix patterns do not play backwards
CALIBRATIONS
40. Tuning and calibrating the Revolution
41. Trimmer location diagram
SPECIFICATIONS
42. Analog controls
DSP effects
43. Sequencer
Interfacing
Power, Dimensions, Weight