Gate modes : In Single mode, the 1003 only uses the input gate signal to control the envelope. In Multi mode, as long as the gate signal is high at the input, the trigger inputs at the input will retrigger the envelope, resetting it each time (sometimes referred to as a "retrigger" mode). This is useful to restart the enveloppe while the gate is still high (percussive effects, ratchetting ...).
One trigger input sharing the two ADSRs ? - How stupid it that ? - Surely there's some mod we can do to make the triggers function separately ? There's a similar mod available for the 1033. I wonder if this is applicable to the 1003.
I think it’s a good concept. So you can define a little different env for eg the filter cutoff or whatever. In the most cases I need similar adsr. So I think it’s quite normal to me.
@@penishead_official Yes ! - two of the other sockets could be cannibalised for a new gate and trigger. I looked at the PCB and the two trigger buttons share conductors on the board. But of course, there's circuitry underneath. At that point we are in the dark. I did see on RUclips a video showing the conversion of the 1033 to individual triggers. I suspect the 1003 conversion would be the same. Trouble is, I glanced at the video, intending to come back to it, and can't find it now !
Hey Mr. Penishead, i have a question: I noticed that on the Behringer 911 the Attack times were jumpy on fast settings. What i mean by that is, that it jumps from a fast, instant (hard) attack to a realtive slow attack (kind of a wooop-sound). Is it the same with this Module?
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Gate modes : In Single mode, the 1003 only uses the input gate signal to control the envelope. In Multi mode, as long as the gate signal is high at the input, the trigger inputs at the input will retrigger the envelope, resetting it each time (sometimes referred to as a "retrigger" mode). This is useful to restart the enveloppe while the gate is still high (percussive effects, ratchetting ...).
Thank you for showing the range on each knob. Very useful! can't decide between this and system100 EG120 from B. Not a fan of sliders though...
One trigger input sharing the two ADSRs ? - How stupid it that ? - Surely there's some mod we can do to make the triggers function separately ? There's a similar mod available for the 1033. I wonder if this is applicable to the 1003.
I think it’s a good concept. So you can define a little different env for eg the filter cutoff or whatever. In the most cases I need similar adsr. So I think it’s quite normal to me.
@@penishead_official Yes ! - two of the other sockets could be cannibalised for a new gate and trigger. I looked at the PCB and the two trigger buttons share conductors on the board. But of course, there's circuitry underneath. At that point we are in the dark. I did see on RUclips a video showing the conversion of the 1033 to individual triggers. I suspect the 1003 conversion would be the same. Trouble is, I glanced at the video, intending to come back to it, and can't find it now !
I have this module and I really love it! Just a little too big
Yes, could be 2-4 hp less space.
Salut KFM pourrais tu m'indiquer si on peut y rentrer un module de Tom ou de clap dedans ou s'il faut un VCO .. ça m'aiderais beaucoup ! :)
Hey Mr. Penishead, i have a question: I noticed that on the Behringer 911 the Attack times were jumpy on fast settings.
What i mean by that is, that it jumps from a fast, instant (hard) attack to a realtive slow attack (kind of a wooop-sound).
Is it the same with this Module?
so, this vs 1033 what am I missing? difference is rather big in price!
Nothing, the only difference is a Delay in startpoint for the attack.