11Quick Start Guide10 MIX-SEQUENCER MODULE 1050
(6) EXT ADV – Use this input to
route in gate or clock signals
to externally clock the rate
at which the sequence
advances.
(7) IN 1–8 – Use these jacks
to route audio signals
into mixer Channels 1–8
via cables with 3.5 mm
connectors.
(8) EXT GATE (ENABLE/
DISABLE) – This two-way
switch determines whether
the sequencer is controlled
via gate signals from the
EXT GATE LINK 12-way
connector located on the
module underside. This
12-way connector allows
compatible modules such
as the CLOCKED SEQUENTIAL
CONTROL MODULE 1027 to
act as a master to the 1050
module. When DISABLE is
selected the external gate
signals will have no eect,
when ENABLE is selected the
1050 module will follow the
connected MASTER module.
When using the EXT GATE
input, the COUNTER switch
would normally be set in the
OFF position, however the
module can be clocked from
both the internal COUNTER
and EXT GATE at the same
time to produce random
eects. If the underside EXT
GATE LINK connector is not
used, then the EXT GATE
switch will have no eect on
the 1050 module operation.
(9) PULSE GEN/OFF/MANUAL
ADVANCE – Use this
three-way switch to
determine whether the
module advances through
the channels in a sequence
(PULSE GEN) or whether
the module acts more like a
standard mixer with manual
channel selection (OFF). The
OFF position would normally
be selected when using the
EXT ADVANCE jack or the
underside module EXT GATE
LINK connector. The MANUAL
ADVANCE position, when
selected, will advance the
sequencer by one step. The
ADVANCE switch position is
momentary, so the switch
will automatically return
to the OFF position when
released.
(10) PULSE RATE – Use this
knob to control the speed
by which the internal
pulse generator clocks and
advances through each
sequencer step.
(11) COUNTER/MIXER –
This three-way switch
determines the sequence
switching logic (COUNTER:
two parallel rows of four
versus a single sequence
row of eight) and the audio
routing logic (MIXER: two
groups of four channels
mixed to separate OUT A
and OUT B outputs versus
a single group of eight
channels routed to both
outputs). In the left position,
the sequencer will count
through the channels in two
parallel rows of four, while
the mixer outputs each row
of four to separate outputs;
In the far right position,
the sequencer will count
through all of the channels
in a single sequence row of
eight, while the mixer routes
all eight channels as a single
group to both outputs; the
middle position is a mixed
setting where the sequencer
runs through the channels
in two groups of four, but
all eight audio channels
are mixed and sent out as a
single group.
(12) COUNTER – Use this rotary
switch to control the number
of steps in the sequence
before the cycle repeats.
When the COUNTER side of
the COUNTER/MIXER switch
is set for two sequences of
four steps each, the COUNTER
switch will only function up
to the 4 setting.
(13) EXT GATE LINK CONNECTOR
- To connect the 1050
module to a 1027 module,
insert the included 12-way
cable into the EXT GATE LINK
connector found on the 1050
module’s underside, and
then insert the other end
of the cable into the 1027
module’s EXT GATE LINK
connector. The 1027 will
now be the master and the
1050 will be the slave when
the EXT GATE switch is set
to ENABLE.
(14) OUT A/B – Use these
outputs to route the nal mix
out of the module for further
processing elsewhere. When
the COUNTER/MIXER switch
is in the left position, the
mixer will send the Channel
1 –4 group out through OUT
A, while the Channel 5 –8
group goes out through OUT
B. When the COUNTER/MIXER
switch is in the center or
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