I'm not sure about the tuning, which I keep my pedalboard (Crumar Mojopedals) set C1 to C2 most of the time. I don't know if the original Taurus also had the issue with beat frequency increasing w/ the notes but I read about a person setting their Minitaur with VCO 1 and 2 exact and then using the "beat" knob in the under the hood section of the app. I found out that the beating stays more or less uniform throughout the note range that I play if I set it with the "beat" knob and VCO 1&2 exact. Hopefully that answers your question, otherwise it just wooshed right over. :)
There is a 5 pin DIN MIDI connector cord that connects the Crumar pedals to the Minitaur. I believe that you set channel 0 on the pedalboard since the default midi channel input on the Minitaur is set to 0.
Thanks for sharing! Is the issue related to the fact that the Minitaur is tuned to whatever MIDI send note you used last and/or factory "C"?
I'm not sure about the tuning, which I keep my pedalboard (Crumar Mojopedals) set C1 to C2 most of the time. I don't know if the original Taurus also had the issue with beat frequency increasing w/ the notes but I read about a person setting their Minitaur with VCO 1 and 2 exact and then using the "beat" knob in the under the hood section of the app. I found out that the beating stays more or less uniform throughout the note range that I play if I set it with the "beat" knob and VCO 1&2 exact.
Hopefully that answers your question, otherwise it just wooshed right over. :)
Hi how do you connect the minitaur to the crumar pedalboardù' does it work like a usb master keyboard? thanks
There is a 5 pin DIN MIDI connector cord that connects the Crumar pedals to the Minitaur. I believe that you set channel 0 on the pedalboard since the default midi channel input on the Minitaur is set to 0.