Published on Jul 16, 2014 Entrospec
"Using Iungo in polyphonic sequencer mode as a 5 part drum sequencer.
The Faderfox MIDI controller sends note data to the Iungo, then out to the Vermona DRM1. Part way through MIDI Thru is turned off so programming new patterns doesn't affect the live MIDI stream to the Vermona.
Iungo is clocked by channel 4 end of cycle from Maths in cycle mode, with a voltage offset to the "both" input controlling overall speed of the clock.
At the end the clock is increased to demonstrate what can be achieved by sending MIDI at up to audio rates from Iungo."
"Voltage controlled MIDI
Stored MIDI data accessed via cv and gate inputs.
Banks will store up to 16 notes and rests. Each note can have an independent MIDI channel.
Each bank can also store 1 program change message.
5 memory locations to store patches
“Chord” mode outputs all notes in a bank simultaneously when triggered.
“Seq” mode outputs each note in a bank consecutively upon receiving a gate signal.
“Poly Seq” mode runs all 5 banks in sequencer mode simultaneously.
The length of each bank is independent, allowing for more complex sequences to be produced.
Chords and sequences can be transposed via the MIDI input.
Velocity of MIDI data is determined by the amplitude of the gate signal.
MIDI input and output via 2.5mm stereo jack to 5 pin DIN cables. The same format adopted by iOS devices.
141 mm Depth"
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