qTone quantizer tutorial video upload by DNIPRO MODULAR
"Here is a step by step qTone module demo.This will involve creating some tunes with a quantizer."
"The Dnipro Modular qTone is a two-channel quantizer for Eurorack systems, providing an easy way to convert any CV signal to perfectly quantized musical notes. With 16 user-defined scales, you can effortlessly tailor your melodies to perfectly match the tonal make-up of your music, or get creative by layering two different scales on each quantizer channel. Both channels feature options for Glide or portamento, Offset, which adjusts CV value pre-quantization, and Transpose, which nudges quantized CV values up or down in semitones.
Each of the four quantizer settings may be controlled by CV, opening up highly flexible options for continuously morphing melodic sequences. Finally, utilizing the Trig inputs allow you to operate the quantizer much like a sample and hold, only passing a newly sampled voltage when a trigger is applied. This is useful for creating rhythmic pitch changes when using non-clocked CV sources like LFOs. With so much melody-mangling potential in just 6hp, qTone from Dnipro Modular is a fantastic choice for quantization in any system.
QTONE FEATURES
Two-channel quantizer
16 user-defined scales for customized quantization
Glide control creates smooth slides and portamento
Offset adjusts CV value pre-quantization
Transpose adjusts quantized CV values in semitone steps
All settings may be routed for control via CV input
When using a Trig input, the quantizer channel only passes a new value when it receives a trigger for rhythmic changes
CV inputs and outputs operate from -5V to +5V"
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