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MiRack noob questions

Montreal_MusicMontreal_Music
in General App Discussion

I understand the basic of miRack, but it have a couple of inputs and output I don’t understand.

1-On the oscillator, where can I link the FM output?
2-What is PHS stand for?
3-Why I can’t link the Mix out of the oscillator in the IN of the mixer?
4-What is V/OCT on the oscillator? Where can I link it?

I watched a couples of YouTube videos about miRack but they obvious dont cover ALL the details of each elements of the rack.

If a noob like me read this thread, dont hesitate asking question about miRack, I will try to answer the questions if I can.

Thanks!

Comments

  • aplourdeaplourde

    @Montreal_Music said:

    I understand the basic of miRack, but it have a couple of inputs and output I don’t understand.

    Just to be clear, the outputs on the module are the jacks on the grey background. All other jacks are inputs.

    1-On the oscillator, where can I link the FM output?

    The jack labeled FM is an input. You feed it an oscillator; a low frequencies it will produce a vibrato effect, at audio rate you get FM synthesis.

    2-What is PHS stand for?

    Those adjust the phase of the waveforms. I.e. where in the waveform cycle the wave starts.

    3-Why I can’t link the Mix out of the oscillator in the IN of the mixer?

    Works fine for me - are you plugging the Mix output (on the grey background)? The Mix jacks on the white background are CV inputs to control the levels of each waveform in the mix.

    4-What is V/OCT on the oscillator? Where can I link it?

    "Volt per octave" it's the standard input for pitch control of oscillators. Plug in a keyboard, sequencer, the MIDI input, etc.

    I watched a couples of YouTube videos about miRack but they obvious dont cover ALL the details of each elements of the rack.

    If a noob like me read this thread, dont hesitate asking question about miRack, I will try to answer the questions if I can.

    Thanks!

  • wimwim
    edited May 2020

    You're gonna need an envelope and VCA after that oscillator unless you just want to hear a constant drone.

  • Montreal_MusicMontreal_Music

    Thank you> @aplourde said:

    @Montreal_Music said:

    I understand the basic of miRack, but it have a couple of inputs and output I don’t understand.

    Just to be clear, the outputs on the module are the jacks on the grey background. All other jacks are inputs.

    1-On the oscillator, where can I link the FM output?

    The jack labeled FM is an input. You feed it an oscillator; a low frequencies it will produce a vibrato effect, at audio rate you get FM synthesis.

    2-What is PHS stand for?

    Those adjust the phase of the waveforms. I.e. where in the waveform cycle the wave starts.

    3-Why I can’t link the Mix out of the oscillator in the IN of the mixer?

    Works fine for me - are you plugging the Mix output (on the grey background)? The Mix jacks on the white background are CV inputs to control the levels of each waveform in the mix.

    4-What is V/OCT on the oscillator? Where can I link it?

    "Volt per octave" it's the standard input for pitch control of oscillators. Plug in a keyboard, sequencer, the MIDI input, etc.

    I watched a couples of YouTube videos about miRack but they obvious dont cover ALL the details of each elements of the rack.

    If a noob like me read this thread, dont hesitate asking question about miRack, I will try to answer the questions if I can.

    Thanks!

    Merci!

  • uncledaveuncledave

    Just to add, most of these modules have actual on-line manuals, either for their VCV existence, or their actual hardware existence. For example, search for Bogaudio XCO and you can find a large manual for all their modules. MiRack just brings these modules from the real world into our iPads.

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