Copyright © 2015 ROLAND CORPORATION

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Introduction
AIRA Modular Customizer (subsequently referred to as “this app”) is dedicated software for customizing
BITRAZER, DEMORA, TORCIDO, and SCOOPER.

The instructions in this manual sometimes direct you to “touch” an item. If you’re using a
computer, read this as directing you to “click” the item.

Operating requirements

[ iOS tablet ]
Operating system: iOS 7 or later
Third-generation or later iOS tablet

[ Android tablet ]
Operating system: Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) or later
Resolution: 1920x1200 pixels or higher recommended
Screen size: 8-inch or larger tablet recommended

[ Computer (Windows) ]
Operating system: Microsoft (R) Windows (R) 7 Service Pack 1 or later (64-bit version / 32-bit version)
Resolution: 1920×1080 pixels or higher
Required hardware: ‌USB port or sound card
Required software: Internet Explorer 10 or later

[ Computer (Mac) ]
Operating system: Mac OS X 10.8 or later
Resolution: 1920×1080 pixels or higher
Required hardware: ‌USB port or sound card

* This app cannot be used in a virtual Window environment such as Windows XP Mode (Virtual Windows XP),
Hyper-V, or Virtual PC.
* Mac computers running Windows are not supported.
* If you’re using a computer or tablet equipped with a slower CPU, this app might run extremely slowly.
* The display might be difficult to read on a computer or tablet equipped with a small display.
* Multi-touch is not supported.

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Contents
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Using the App . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Your Unit (Hardware) and AIRA Modular Customizer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Customization Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
If You’re Using a Tablet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
If You’re Using a Computer (USB Connection) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
If You’re Using a Computer (Audio Signal Connection) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Startup and Screen Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Startup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Screen Structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Hardware and INPUT/GRIFFER/OUTPUT Area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Customizing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Selecting/Changing the Main Module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Selecting and Moving Sub-Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Wiring Method . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Operating Knobs and Buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Loading and Saving Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Loading and Saving Patch Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Exporting and Importing an Audio File . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

System Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Module List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Main Module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Sub-Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

IMPORTANT NOTES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

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Your Unit (Hardware) and AIRA Modular Customizer

BITRAZER, DEMORA, TORCIDO, and SCOOPER can be used in the various ways listed below. In particular, you can
take full advantage of each unit’s distinctive capabilities by using it in conjunction with AIRA Modular Customizer.

• Use as a stand-alone effect processor.

• Patch with other modular synthesizers or effect units, and use as a Eurorack module.

• Use AIRA Modular Customizer to customize your unit (hardware).

This allows methods of use that are not possible for a conventional Eurorack module, such as making
the unit act virtually as a different effect unit or Eurorack module, or by using a GRIFFER knob of this unit
(hardware) to control multiple modular synthesizers or effects.

Customization Procedure
Here’s the procedure for using this app to customize your unit.

1. Connect your tablet or computer to the unit (hardware).

& “Connections” (p. 5)

2. Start the app.

& “Startup” (p. 7)

3. Select a main module.

& “Selecting/Changing the Main Module” (p. 10)

4. Select a sub-module.
& “Selecting and Moving Sub-Modules” (p. 11)

5. Connect the main module and sub-module.

& “Wiring Method” (p. 12)

6. Operate the knobs and buttons.

& “Operating Knobs and Buttons” (p. 14)

7. Save the result to a file.

& “Loading and Saving Files” (p. 15)

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In order to customize your unit (hardware), connect it as follows to the device you’re using.

If You’re Using a Tablet

You can control the parameters by using audio signals.

1. Use a patch cable to connect the unit’s REMOTE IN jack to your tablet’s headphone jack.
Patch cable

Headphone jack

REMOTE IN jack

2. Set the tablet’s volume to maximum.

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If You’re Using a Computer (USB Connection)

You can control the parameters by MIDI.

1. Using a separately sold USB 2.0 cable (A-microB type), connect the unit’s rear panel
USB port to your computer.

* In order to use a USB connection, you’ll need to install the USB driver. You can download the driver from the
following webpage.
Roland website: http://www.roland.com/support/

2. Make settings for Select MIDI Port (“System Settings” (p. 18)).

If You’re Using a Computer (Audio Signal Connection)

You can control the parameters by using audio signals.

1. Using a patch cable, connect the unit’s REMOTE IN jack to your computer’s audio
output jack.
* The audio signal is output from the device selected on the sound setting on your computer.

Patch cable

REMOTE IN jack

2. Set the computer’s volume to maximum.

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Startup
When you install the app, an AIRA MODULAR CUSTOMIZER icon is added to your
AIRA MODULAR
home screen and application folder. Start the app as appropriate for the device
that you’re using. CUSTOMIZER icon

The first time that you start up the app, you’ll need to select the module that you
have. If you’ve selected a different module, select the desired module as described
in “Selecting/Changing the Main Module” (p. 10).

Android tablet iOS tablet

Touch the icon in the home screen. Touch the icon in the home screen.

Computer (Windows) Computer (Mac)

Double-click the icon on the desktop. Open the “Applications”-”Roland” folder, and
double-click the icon.
* In order to run this app, Internet Explorer 10
or later must be installed.

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Screen Structure

1 File menu 3 SEND ALL 4 System menu

Save or load patch files and Sends all the current settings Switch the main module and
audio files. to your unit. make app preference settings.

1 2 3 4

2 UNDO/ REDO
Reverts your changes to the state
before or after the last operation.

5
5 Sub-module area
Here you can place and edit up
to six sub-modules.

6 Main module area 6

Displays the module that you’re
customizing.

7 INPUT/ GRIFFER/ OUTPUT area

Here you can connect audio and CV/GATE signals of the unit (hardware).
INPUT1, 2 Signals being input to INPUT 1, 2 jacks of the unit (hardware)
GRF1–6 Signals assigned to GRF 1–6 (knobs, buttons, external CV/GATE signals) of the unit (hardware)
OUTPUT1, 2 Signals being output from OUTPUT 1, 2 jacks of the unit (hardware).

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Hardware and INPUT/GRIFFER/OUTPUT Area

The following illustrations show how the app’s INPUT/GRIFFER/OUTPUT area corresponds to the knobs and jacks
of the unit (hardware).

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This app lets you customize to your heart’s content by virtually placing sub-modules within the hardware, by
adjusting parameters, and by making connections.

You can save your customized settings in a file (p. 15) for easy recall.

Selecting/Changing the Main Module

Here’s how to select the main module.

1. Touch the system menu, and choose “Select Main Module.” System menu

The selecting main module screen appears.

2. Touch the desired main module to select it.

* Select the same main module as the hardware that you have. Even
if you select the main module of different hardware, you won’t be
able to edit the settings.
* If you change the main module, the connections are maintained
while exchanging only the main module.

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Selecting and Moving Sub-Modules

You can select up to six sub-modules.
For details on the specifications of each sub-module, refer to the Sub-Module List (p. 23).

Selecting a sub-module

1. If you want to use a new sub-module, touch an empty Name of the sub-module
module area. If you want to exchange an already-
placed sub-module for a different sub-module, touch
Empty module area
the name of the sub-module.
A list of the sub-modules appears. To switch the sub-module list, touch
the arrows shown at the left or right of the screen.

2. Select the sub-module that you want to use.

The sub-module is placed.
If you want to delete a sub-module, select “EMPTY.”

NOTE
If you change the sub-module, the wiring of the previously-placed
sub-module is not maintained. If you changed or deleted the sub-
module by accident, touch “UNDO/REDO” to return to the state
prior to the change.

Moving a sub-module
If you want to change the position of a sub-module that you placed, drag the name
area of the sub-module and drop it in the desired position.

If you drop a sub-module where a sub-module is already placed, the sub-modules

exchange position.

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Wiring Method
You can customize your setup by wiring the main modules and sub-modules.
Before customizing, you should carefully read the following cautions and use these settings correctly.

NOTE

If a sub-module that outputs a CV/GATE signal is connected to OUTPUT 1/2 of the app, the unit
(hardware) will output the CV/GATE signal. This could damage your speakers, so if you make such a
connection, do not connect the unit (hardware) directly to your speakers.

When connecting multiple cables to a single jack, please note and observe the following points.

• Connecting (inputting) multiple CV/GATE signals will sum the voltages.

• Connecting (inputting) multiple audio outputs will mix the sound. If the audio signal is too strong,
the sound may distort.
• Do not connect a CV/GATE signal and an audio signal to the same jack. Doing so may damage your
speakers.

• A sub-module will output either audio or a CV/GATE signal. Some sub-modules may output either an audio
signal or a CV/GATE signal depending on the input signal, so please check the output specifications of each
sub-module.
• You can connect an output jack and an input jack. You cannot connect an input jack to an input jack, nor an
output jack to an output jack.
• You can connect multiple cables from a single jack.
• You can connect multiple cables to a single jack.
• The unit (hardware) can transmit and receive CV/GATE signals in the range of -10–+10 V.
• The knobs and buttons of the unit (hardware) output CV/GATE signals in the range of 0–+10 V.
• The gate voltage threshold of the unit (hardware) and app is +3 V.
• If you turn on a button inside the app, the button setting of the app takes priority and the external input of
the unit (hardware) is ignored.

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Connecting cables
Drag from a module’s output (or input) jack; a cable appears, and a
connection is made when you drop it on an input (output) jack.

* A green box appears when you move the end of the cable onto a
jack to which it can be connected.
Drop a cable
on a jack

Changing a cable connection

Drag a mid-point of a cable (a portion that does not overlap a
jack, knob, or button) to disconnect the cable. You can change Drag a portion of a cable
the connection by then dropping the cable onto a different jack. that does not overlap a
jack, knob, or button

ME MO
If multiple cables overlap in a single line so that it is difficult to
select the cable you want, turn on the following option to make
it easier to select the desired cable.

Computer version: Open the System menu and turn “Tilt All
Cables” on.
Tablet version: Open the System menu and turn “Motion Cables” on.

Deleting a cable
Drag a mid-point of a cable (a portion that does not overlap a
jack, knob, or button) to disconnect the cable. If you then drop Drop the cable on a
on a location where there is no jack, the cable is deleted. location where there
is no jack
* If you want to delete all cables, choose the “File” menu
command “Disconnect All.”

ME MO
If multiple cables overlap in a single line so that it is difficult
to select the cable you want, turn on the following option to
make it easier to select the desired cable.

Computer version: Open the System menu and turn “Tilt All Cables” on.
Tablet version: Open the System menu and turn “Motion Cables” on.

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Operating Knobs and Buttons

Operate a knob by dragging it up/down or left/right. When you drag a knob, the value is shown below the knob.
To change the status of a button, touch the button.
The value of a knob is applied when you stop dragging it, and a control signal is then sent to the unit (hardware).

Knob Button
* If you’re using audio signals for customization, it may take some time for the knob or button setting to be
applied.

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Loading and Saving Patch Files

This app provides patch files containing sub-modules that are already placed. By loading a patch file, you can
change the effect that is applied to the unit (hardware). You can also create and save your own original patch
files.

Creating a new patch file

Here’s how to create a patch file in which the main module is placed in the default state.

1. Touch the File menu and then choose “New.” File menu

* If a dialog box regarding patch file saving appears, save the file as necessary.

Loading a patch file

Here’s how to load a patch file.

1. Touch the File menu and then choose “Load.” File menu

A list of patch files appears.

* If a dialog box regarding patch file saving appears, save the file as necessary.

2. Select the patch file that you want to load.

NOTE
When a patch file is loaded, the saved data is sent to the hardware. Do not
disconnect the connection until the app screen is updated.

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Saving a patch file

Here’s how to save your customized settings as a patch file.

1. Touch the File menu and then choose “Save.” File menu

2. Specify the file name and save the file.

* On the iOS tablet or Android tablet version, the file is saved in the pre-specified
folder. On the computer (Windows, Mac) version, specify the save-destination.

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Exporting and Importing an Audio File

This app can save settings not only as a patch file but also as an audio file (.wav format).
Even when you’re in a situation where you can’t use the app, you can input this audio from your smartphone or
audio player into the REMOTE IN jack of the unit (hardware) to change its settings.

Exporting an audio file

Here’s how to export your customized settings as an audio file.

1. Touch the File menu and then choose “Export Audio.” File menu

2. Specify a file name and save the file.

* On the iOS tablet or Android tablet version, the file is saved in the pre-specified
folder. On the computer (Windows, Mac) version, specify the save-destination.

Importing an audio file

Here’s how to load an audio file to apply its settings to the app.

1. Touch the File menu and choose “Import Audio.” File menu

2. Select the audio file that you want to load.

The settings of the audio file are applied to the app.

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In the System menu, you can make the following settings.

System menu System menu

iOS/Android version Windows/Mac version

iOS/Android version
Menu Explanation
Select Main Module Displays the selecting the main module screen.
Motion Cables Specifies whether cables move according to the tilt of the tablet, or remain unmoving.
Displays the manual.
Manual
* You’ll need a PDF reader in order to view the manual.
Support Displays the Roland support page.
About Displays the version of the app.

Windows/Mac version
Menu Explanation
Select Main Module Displays the selecting the main module screen.
Specifies the following MIDI ports.
Select MIDI Port
INPUT: AIRA MODULAR OUTPUT: AIRA MODULAR
Get Current Setting Loads the settings of the unit (hardware) into the app.
If this is enabled, changes you make to the settings are transmitted as audio signals.
Send Remote Audio * The audio signal is output from the device selected on the sound setting on your
computer.
Shows the cables tilted. Use this if multiple cables are overlapping in a single line, making it
Tilt All Cables
difficult to select a specific cable.
Displays the manual.
Manual
* You’ll need a PDF reader in order to view the manual.
Support Displays the Roland support page.
About Displays the version of the app.
* “Get Current Setting” obtains the information of the unit (hardware) via USB. Connect a USB cable and make
settings for “Select MIDI Port.”
* If “Send Remote Audio” is enabled, the settings of the unit (hardware) can be modified via audio signals.
Changes via USB are disabled.

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Main Module
A main module is provided for each hardware unit.

BITRAZER
1 6
5 10 Lowers the sampling rate and bit rate to digitally coarsen the sound,
producing a lo-fi sound.
2 7

3 4 9 8

11 12 15 14

17 19
13 16

18 20

Number Name Default function

Inputs a GATE signal to control TYPE.
1 TYPE IN
If you input a GATE signal, set TYPE to LPF.
2 TYPE Switches between low-pass filter and high-pass filter.
3 SAMPLE RATE IN Inputs a CV signal to control SAMPLE RATE.
4 SAMPLE RATE LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to SAMPLE RATE.
5 SAMPLE RATE Lowers the sampling rate to produce a noisy sound.
Inputs a GATE signal to control BYPASS.
6 BYPASS IN
If you input a GATE signal, turn BYPASS off.
7 BYPASS Switches the effect on/off.
8 FILTER CUTOFF IN Inputs a CV signal to control FILTER CUTOFF.
9 FILTER CUTOFF LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to FILTER CUTOFF.
10 FILTER CUTOFF Adjusts the cutoff frequency of the filter.
11 BIT DOWN IN Inputs a CV signal to control BIT DOWN.
12 BIT DOWN LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to BIT DOWN.
13 BIT DOWN Lowers the bit rate to produce a lo-fi sound.
14 RESONANCE IN Inputs a CV signal to control RESONANCE.
15 RESONANCE LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to RESONANCE.
16 RESONANCE Emphasizes the sound in the region of the cutoff frequency.
17 AUDIO IN 1 Inputs an audio signal.
18 AUDIO IN 2 Inputs an audio signal.
19 AUDIO OUT 1 Outputs the processed audio signal.
20 AUDIO OUT 2 Outputs the processed audio signal.

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DEMORA
1 6
5 10 Produces an echo effect by layering time-delayed sound (delay sound).

2 7

3 4 9 8

11 12 15 14

17 19
13 16

18 20

Number Name Default function

Inputs a GATE signal to control HOLD.
1 HOLD IN
If you input a GATE signal, turn HOLD off.
2 HOLD Causes the delay to continue sounding.
3 TIME IN Inputs a CV signal to control TIME.
4 TIME LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to TIME.
5 TIME Adjusts the delay time.
Inputs a GATE signal to control BYPASS.
6 BYPASS IN
If you input a GATE signal, turn BYPASS off.
7 BYPASS Switches the effect on/off.
8 FEEDBACK IN Inputs a CV signal to control FEEDBACK.
9 FEEDBACK LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to FEEDBACK.
10 FEEDBACK Adjusts the amount of the delay sound.
11 WIDTH IN Inputs a CV signal to control WIDTH.
12 WIDTH LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to WIDTH.
13 WIDTH Adjusts the volume of the ping-pong delay sound (a delay heard alternately from OUTPUT 1 and 2).
14 DRY/WET IN Inputs a CV signal to control DRY/WET.
15 DRY/WET LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to DRY/WET.
16 DRY/WET Adjusts the balance of the dry sound and wet sound.
17 AUDIO IN 1 Inputs an audio signal.
18 AUDIO IN 2 Inputs an audio signal.
19 AUDIO OUT 1 Outputs the processed audio signal.
20 AUDIO OUT 2 Outputs the processed audio signal.

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TORCIDO
1 6
5 10 Intentionally distorts the audio input to produce intense and deeply
distorted sound.
2 7

3 4 9 8

11 12 15 14

17 19
13 16

18 20

Number Name Default function

Inputs a GATE signal to control LO BOOST.
1 LO BOOST IN
If you input a GATE signal, turn LO BOOST off.
2 LO BOOST Emphasizes the low-frequency sound.
3 DIST IN Inputs a CV signal to control DIST.
4 DIST LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to DIST.
5 DIST Adjusts the depth of distortion.
Inputs a GATE signal to control BYPASS.
6 BYPASS IN
If you input a GATE signal, turn BYPASS off.
7 BYPASS Switches the effect on/off.
8 TONE IN Inputs a CV signal to control TONE.
9 TONE LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to TONE.
10 TONE Adjusts the tonal character of the distortion.
11 TUBE WARM IN Inputs a CV signal to control TUBE WARM.
12 TUBE WARM LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to TUBE WARM.
13 TUBE WARM Produces a warm sound characteristic of a signal passed through vacuum tubes.
14 DRY/WET IN Inputs a CV signal to control DRY/WET.
15 DRY/WET LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to DRY/WET.
16 DRY/WET Adjusts the balance of the dry sound and wet sound.
17 AUDIO IN 1 Inputs an audio signal.
18 AUDIO IN 2 Inputs an audio signal.
19 AUDIO OUT 1 Outputs the processed audio signal.
20 AUDIO OUT 2 Outputs the processed audio signal.

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SCOOPER
1 6
5 10 Records several seconds of the audio input, and plays this sound
(phrase) repeatedly in slices, producing a different phrase.
2 7

3 4 9 8

11 12 15 14

17 19
13 16

18 20

Number Name Default function

Inputs a GATE signal to control SYNC TRIG.
1 SYNC TRIG IN
If you input a GATE signal, turn SYNC TRIG off.
2 SYNC TRIG Inputs a GATE signal to control the operation of the [REC/PLAY] button.
3 SCATTER DEPTH IN Inputs a CV signal to control SCATTER DEPTH.
4 SCATTER DEPTH LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to SCATTER DEPTH.
5 SCATTER DEPTH Adjusts the depth of scatter.
Inputs a GATE signal to control SCATTER.
6 SCATTER IN
If you input a GATE signal, turn SCATTER off.
7 SCATTER Switches scatter on/off.
8 SCATTER TYPE IN Inputs a CV signal to control SCATTER TYPE.
9 SCATTER TYPE LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to SCATTER TYPE.
10 SCATTER TYPE Switches the scatter type.
11 PITCH IN Inputs a CV signal to control PITCH.
12 PITCH LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to PITCH.
13 PITCH Adjusts the pitch depth.
14 FILTER IN Inputs a CV signal (voltage) to control FILTER.
15 FILTER LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal (voltage) that is input to FILTER.
16 FILTER Adjusts the filter effect.
17 AUDIO IN 1 Inputs an audio signal.
18 AUDIO IN 2 Inputs an audio signal.
19 AUDIO OUT 1 Outputs the processed audio signal.
20 AUDIO OUT 2 Outputs the processed audio signal.

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Sub-Modules
Sub-modules provide the effects and parameters described below. Depending on the module, it will output
audio, CV/GATE signals, or both. When making connections, you must check the output specifications of each
sub-module. The output specifications are indicated by the underline below each module name.

Audio
CV/GATE signal
Audio or CV/GATE signal (changes depending on the input signal)
* If a sub-module that outputs CV/GATE signals is connected to the app’s OUTPUT 1/2, the unit (hardware) will
output a CV/GATE signal. If you use this type of connection, do not connect it directly to a speaker.

EMPTY
An empty module. Deletes the previously-placed sub-module.

LFO

Generates a SAW, TRI, SIN, SQE, S&H, or Random signal.

1
2
Number Name Function
4 1 WAVE IN Inputs a CV signal to control WAVE.
5 2 WAVE Selects the LFO waveform.
3
3 MOD IN Inputs a CV signal to control RATE.
6 4 MOD IN LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude level of the CV signal from MOD IN.
5 RATE Uses V/OCT to adjust the LFO rate. 0 V=0.25 Hz.
8 6 SYNC TRIGGER IN Inputs a trigger signal for synchronization.
7
7 OUTPUT LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude level of the LFO.
9 8 LFO OUT Outputs the CV signal of the LFO waveform.
9 LFO INVERSE OUT Outputs the inverted CV signal of the LFO waveform.

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ADSR

Inputs a GATE signal and generates an envelope signal.

1
2
Number Name Function
3
4
1 ATTACK IN Inputs a CV signal to control ATTACK.

5 2 ATTACK Adjusts the attack time.

7
3 DECAY IN Inputs a CV signal to control DECAY.
4 DECAY Adjusts the decay time.
6
9 5 RELEASE IN Inputs a CV signal to control RELEASE.

8 6 RELEASE Adjusts the release time.

10 7 SUSTAIN Adjusts the sustain level.
8 GATE IN Inputs a GATE signal.
9 ENVELOPE OUT Outputs the CV signal of the envelope.
10 ENVELOPE INVERSE OUT Outputs the inverted CV signal of the envelope.

NOISE
Generates white noise and pink noise.
1
2
3 Number Name Function

4 1 TYPE 1 IN Inputs a CV signal to control NOISE TYPE 1.

5
2 NOISE TYPE 1 Adjusts the proportion of white noise and pink noise.

6 3 LEVEL 1 IN Inputs a CV signal to control LEVEL 1.

7 4 LEVEL 1 Adjusts the volume of noise.
8
5 NOISE OUT 1 Outputs noise.

9 10 6 TYPE 2 IN Inputs a CV signal to control NOISE TYPE 2.

7 NOISE TYPE 2 Adjusts the proportion of white noise and pink noise.
8 LEVEL 2 IN Inputs a CV signal to control LEVEL 2.
9 LEVEL 2 Adjusts the volume of noise.
10 NOISE OUT 2 Outputs noise.

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SAMPLE & HOLD

This samples and holds the input signal at the SAMPLE & HOLD interval or when specified by
an external trigger signal. It can produce a stereo effect.
2
3 Number Name Function
1
4 1 MOD IN Inputs a CV signal to control RATE.

5 2 MOD IN LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude level of the CV signal from MOD IN.
Adjusts the SAMPLE & HOLD rate using V/OCT.
3 RATE
0 V=0.25 Hz.
4 TRIGGER IN Inputs a trigger signal.
6 8 Specifies whether sample & hold occurs at the rate specified by RATE
5 TRIGGER IN SW
7 9 or when specified by an external trigger.
6 AUDIO IN 1 Inputs an audio signal.
7 AUDIO IN 2 Inputs an audio signal.
8 S&H OUT 1 Outputs the audio processed by sample & hold.
9 S&H OUT 2 Outputs the audio processed by sample & hold.

RING MOD

This multiplies two signals by each other, producing a metallic-sounding ring modulation
effect.
2

1
Number Name Function
3 4 Inputs a GATE signal to switch MOD SW.
1 MOD SW TRIGGER IN
If you input a GATE signal, turn MOD SW off.
2 MOD SW Turns ring modulation on/off.
3 AUDIO IN Inputs an audio signal.
5 4 AUDIO MOD IN Inputs an audio signal.
5 RING MOD OUT Outputs the audio processed by the ring modulator.

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FILTER 6 dB

This is a filter that produces -6 dB attenuation at the cutoff frequency. You can choose low pass,
band pass, or high pass. It can produce a stereo effect.
1
3 Number Name Function
4 1 TYPE Switches the type of filter.
2
2 MOD IN Inputs a CV signal to control CUTOFF.
5
6 3 MOD IN LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude level of the CV signal from MOD IN.
Adjusts the filter frequency using V/OCT.
4 CUTOFF
0 V=16.3 Hz
7 9
5 RESONANCE IN Inputs a CV signal to control RESONANCE.
8 10
6 RESONANCE Adjusts the resonance level.
7 AUDIO IN 1 Inputs an audio signal.
8 AUDIO IN 2 Inputs an audio signal.
9 FILTER OUT 1 Outputs the audio processed by the filter.
10 FILTER OUT 2 Outputs the audio processed by the filter.

FILTER 12 dB

This is a filter that produces -12 dB attenuation at the cutoff frequency. You can choose low
pass, band pass, or high pass. It can produce a stereo effect.
1
3
Number Name Function
4 1 TYPE Switches the type of filter.
2
2 MOD IN Inputs a CV signal to control CUTOFF.
5
6 3 MOD IN LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude level of the CV signal from MOD IN.
Adjusts the filter frequency using V/OCT.
4 CUTOFF
0 V=16.3 Hz
7 9
5 RESONANCE IN Inputs a CV signal to control RESONANCE.
8 10
6 RESONANCE Adjusts the resonance level.
7 AUDIO IN 1 Inputs an audio signal.
8 AUDIO IN 2 Inputs an audio signal.
9 FILTER OUT 1 Outputs the audio processed by the filter.
10 FILTER OUT 2 Outputs the audio processed by the filter.

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TONE

This boosts or cuts the low range, mid-range, or high range at the selected frequency. It can
produce a stereo effect.
1

2
3 Number Name Function
1 TYPE Switches the range at which the tone is modified.
4
2 FREQUENCY IN Inputs a CV signal to control FREQUENCY.
5
3 FREQUENCY Adjusts the frequency.
4 LEVEL IN Inputs a CV signal to control LEVEL.
6 8
5 LEVEL Adjusts the proportion by which the range is cut or boosted.
7 9
6 AUDIO IN1 Inputs an audio signal.
7 AUDIO IN2 Inputs an audio signal.
8 TONE OUT1 Outputs the audio whose tone is modified.
9 TONE OUT2 Outputs the audio whose tone is modified.

AMP

This adjusts the level and offset voltage of the input signal. It can apply an effect to two signals.
1
2 Number Name Function
3
1 AMP IN1 Inputs a CV signal to control AMP 1.

4 5 2 AMP 1 Adjusts the amount of amplification.

3 OFFSET 1 Adds an offset to the input signal.
6
4 AUDIO/CV IN1 Inputs an audio or CV signal.
7
5 AMP OUT1 Outputs the amplified audio or CV signal.
8
6 AMP IN2 Inputs a CV signal to control AMP 2.
9 10 7 AMP 2 Adjusts the amount of amplification.
8 OFFSET 2 Adds an offset to the input signal.
9 AUDIO/CV IN2 Inputs an audio or CV signal.
10 AMP OUT2 Outputs the amplified audio or CV signal.

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MIXER

This is a monaural four-channel mixer.

1 2

Number Name Function

3 4
1 AUDIO IN1 Inputs an audio signal.

5 6 2 LEVEL 1 Adjusts the IN 1 volume.

3 AUDIO IN2 Inputs an audio signal.
7 8 4 LEVEL 2 Adjusts the IN 2 volume.
5 AUDIO IN3 Inputs an audio signal.
9 6 LEVEL 3 Adjusts the IN 3 volume.
7 AUDIO IN4 Inputs an audio signal.
8 LEVEL 4 Adjusts the IN 4 volume.
9 MIX OUT Outputs the mixed audio.

STEREO MIXER

This is a stereo two-channel mixer. Pan can be adjusted.

1
3
2
Number Name Function
4
1 AUDIO IN1-L Inputs an audio signal.
2 AUDIO IN1-R Inputs an audio signal.
5 7
3 LEVEL 1 Adjusts the IN 1 volume.
6
4 PAN 1 Adjusts the left/right balance of IN 1.
8
5 AUDIO IN2-L Inputs an audio signal.

9 10 6 AUDIO IN2-R Inputs an audio signal.

7 LEVEL 2 Adjusts the IN 2 volume.
8 PAN 2 Adjusts the left/right balance of IN 2.
9 MIX OUT L Outputs the mixed audio.
10 MIX OUT R Outputs the mixed audio.

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CURVE CONVERTER

The input signal (0–10 V) is converted to the specified curve type, and output.

2 A1 A2 B C1 C2 SIN1 SIN2
Number Name Function
10
Inputs a CV signal to
1 3 1 CURVE TYPE IN 9
control CURVE TYPE.
Switches the curve 8
2 CURVE TYPE
change type. 7

Output Voltage
3 REVERSE SW Inverts the curve. 6
4 CV IN1 Inputs a CV signal. 5
4 6
5 CV IN2 Inputs a CV signal. 4
5 7
Outputs a CV signal with 3
6 CONVERT OUT1
adjusted signal level.
2
Outputs a CV signal with
7 CONVERT OUT2
adjusted signal level. 1

0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Input Voltage

GATE DIVIDER

This detects the frequency of a trigger signal, and outputs a GATE signal with a changed
multiple.
1

2 Number Name Function

1 MULTIPLE/DIVIDE IN Inputs a CV signal to control MULTIPLE/DIVIDE.
2 MULTIPLE/DIVIDE Switches the multiple of the trigger interval.
3 TRIGGER IN Inputs a trigger signal.
4 GATE OUT Outputs the GATE signal.

3 4

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TRIG TO DELAY TIME CV

This module is specifically for TIME on the DEMORA. It calculates the delay time from the
trigger signal cycle, and converts this to a CV signal for output. By loading “DEMORA_TRIG_
1
DELAY.bin” you can see example settings for using this as tap tempo.

Number Name Function

2
1 MULTIPLE/DIVIDE IN Inputs a CV signal to control MULTIPLE/DIVIDE.
2 MULTIPLE/DIVIDE Switches the multiple of the trigger interval.
3 TRIGGER IN Inputs a trigger signal.
4 DELAY TIME CV Outputs a CV signal to control the delay time.
3 4

MIDI CLOCK TO GATE

This converts MIDI clock data from USB MIDI into a GATE signal.

1
Number Name Function
1 MULTIPLE/DIVIDE IN Inputs a CV signal to control MULTIPLE/DIVIDE.
2
2 MULTIPLE/DIVIDE Switches the multiple of the trigger interval.
3 GATE POLARITY Switches the polarity of the GATE signal.
3
4 START/STOP GATE OUT Outputs a GATE signal corresponding to MIDI START/STOP.
5 CLOCK GATE OUT Outputs the GATE signal.

4 5

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SHORT DELAY

This produces a delay effect of up to 80 ms.

1
2
Number Name Function
3
4 1 DELAY TIME IN Inputs a CV signal to control DELAY TIME.
2 DELAY TIME Adjusts the delay time.
5 3 FEEDBACK IN Inputs a CV signal to control FEEDBACK.
6
4 FEEDBACK Adjusts the amount of the delay sound.
5 DRY/WET IN Inputs a CV signal to control DRY/WET.
7 8 6 DRY/WET Adjusts the balance of the dry sound and wet sound.
7 AUDIO IN Inputs an audio signal.
8 DELAY OUT Outputs the delayed audio.

TUBE CLIP

This amplifies the level of the input signal, producing distortion. It can produce a stereo effect.
1
Number Name Function
2 1 GAIN IN Inputs a CV signal to control GAIN.

3 2 GAIN Adjusts the input gain.

3 OUTPUT LEVEL IN Inputs a CV signal to control OUTPUT LEVEL.
4
4 OUTPUT LEVEL Adjusts the output volume.
5 AUDIO IN1 Inputs an audio signal.
5 7 6 AUDIO IN2 Inputs an audio signal.
6 8 7 CLIP OUT1 Outputs the clipped audio.
8 CLIP OUT2 Outputs the clipped audio.

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COMPRESSOR

This compresses the input signal to make the sound more consistent. It can produce a stereo
1 effect.
2
Number Name Function
3
1 THRESHOLD IN Inputs a CV signal to control THRESHOLD.
4 2 THRESHOLD Adjusts the threshold value at which the compressor is applied.
3 RATIO Adjusts the ratio.
5
4 ATTACK Adjusts the attack time.

6 8 5 RELEASE Adjusts the release time.

7 9 6 AUDIO IN1 Inputs an audio signal.

7 AUDIO IN2 Inputs an audio signal.
8 COMPRESSION OUT1 Outputs the audio processed by the compressor.
9 COMPRESSION OUT2 Outputs the audio processed by the compressor.

NOISE GATE

This cuts portions of the input signal that fall below the threshold value. It can produce a stereo
effect.
1

2 Number Name Function

1 THRESHOLD IN Inputs a CV signal to control THRESHOLD.
3
2 THRESHOLD Adjusts the threshold value at which the gate opens and closes.
4 3 DECAY IN Inputs a CV signal to control DECAY.
Adjusts the time from when the signal falls below the threshold
4 DECAY
value until the gate closes completely.
5 7 5 AUDIO IN1 Inputs an audio signal.
6 8 6 AUDIO IN2 Inputs an audio signal.
7 NOISE GATE OUT1 Outputs the audio processed by the noise gate.
8 NOISE GATE OUT2 Outputs the audio processed by the noise gate.

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3 BAND EQ

This adjusts the level of the high, mid, and low frequency regions.
1
2
Number Name Function
3
4 1 HI IN Inputs a CV signal to control HI.
2 HI Adjusts the volume of the high-frequency region.
5
3 MID IN Inputs a CV signal to control MID.
6
4 MID Adjusts the volume of the mid-frequency region.
5 LOW IN Inputs a CV signal to control LOW.
7 8
6 LOW Adjusts the volume of the low-frequency region.
7 AUDIO IN Inputs an audio signal.
8 EQ OUT Outputs the audio processed by EQ.

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LOGIC OPERATION

This produces an effect by calculating the product of two input signals. Depending on the
TYPE, the result is applied to only one of the signals.
4
Number Name Function
2 3 6
1 AUDIO IN1 Inputs an audio signal.

1 5 2 INPUT LEVEL1 Adjusts the IN1 volume.

3 LOGIC TYPE IN Inputs a CV signal to switch LOGIC TYPE.
4 LOGIC TYPE Switches the calculation type.
8
9 5 AUDIO IN2 Inputs an audio signal.

7 10 6 INPUT LEVEL2 Adjusts the IN 2 volume.

7 OUTPUT LEVEL IN Inputs a CV signal to control OUTPUT LEVEL.
8 OUTPUT LEVEL Adjusts the output volume.
9 LOGIC OUT1 Outputs the audio that was calculated.
10 LOGIC OUT2 Outputs the audio that was calculated.

CROSS FADE

This cross-fades two input signals.

1

Number Name Function

2
1 CURVE TYPE Switches the fade curve.
3 2 CROSS FADE IN Inputs a CV signal to control CROSS FADE.
3 CROSS FADE Adjusts the cross-fade region of the two inputs.
4 5 4 AUDIO IN1 Inputs an audio signal.
5 AUDIO IN2 Inputs an audio signal.
6
Outputs an audio signal with AUDIO IN 1 faded-out and AUDIO IN 2
7 6 CROSS FADE OUT
faded-in.
Outputs an audio signal with AUDIO IN 2 faded-out and AUDIO IN 1
7 CROSS FADE INV OUT
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SWITCHER

This switches between input signals. You can specify that the switching operation be either
latched or unlatched.
1

2 Number Name Function

1 SW TYPE Specifies the type of switching operation.
3
Inputs a signal that controls ON OFF SW.
2 ON OFF SW TRIGGER IN
4 6 This can be used if ON OFF SW is set to 1.
3 ON OFF SW Switches input signals 1 and 2.
4 AUDIO/CV IN1 Inputs an audio or CV signal.
5 7
5 AUDIO/CV IN2 Inputs an audio or CV signal.
6 GATE OUT Outputs the GATE signal with state of ON OFF SW.
7 SWITCH OUT Outputs the selected audio or CV signal.

ENVELOPER

This inputs an audio signal and generates an envelope signal.

1
2
Number Name Function
3
4 1 THRESHOLD IN Inputs a CV signal to control THRESHOLD.
Adjusts the threshold value of the audio signal at which the
2 THRESHOLD
5 envelope is triggered.
6 3 RELEASE IN Inputs a CV signal to control RELEASE.
4 RELEASE Adjusts the release time.
8 5 OUTPUT LEVEL IN Inputs a CV signal to control OUTPUT LEVEL.
7
6 OUTPUT LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the envelope signal.
9
7 AUDIO IN Inputs an audio signal.
8 ENVELOPE OUT Outputs a CV signal of the envelope.
9 ENVELOPE INVERSE OUT Outputs an inverted CV signal of the envelope.

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TRIG TO LFO RATE CV

By connecting this to the LFO RATE of a sub-module, you can operate the LFO at intervals of an
external input trigger.
1

Number Name Function

2 1 MULTIPLE/DIVIDE IN Inputs a CV signal to control MULTIPLE/DIVIDE.
2 MULTIPLE/DIVIDE Switches the multiple of the trigger interval.
3 TRIGGER IN Inputs a trigger signal.
4 RATE CV OUT Outputs a CV signal to control the LFO rate.

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FILTER 18 dB

This is a filter module that applies -18 dB attenuation at the cutoff frequency. You can choose
low pass, band pass, or high pass.
1
3 Number Name Function
4 1 TYPE Switches the filter type.
2
2 MOD IN Inputs a CV signal to control CUTOFF.
5
6 3 MOD IN LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal from MOD IN.
Adjusts the filter frequency using V/OCT.
4 CUTOFF
0 V=16.3 Hz
7 8 5 RESONANCE IN Inputs a CV signal to control RESONANCE.
6 RESONANCE Adjusts the resonance level.
7 AUDIO IN Inputs an audio signal.
8 FILTER OUT Outputs the audio processed by the filter.

FILTER 24 dB

This is a filter module that applies -24 dB attenuation at the cutoff frequency. You can choose
low pass, band pass, or high pass.
1
3 Number Name Function
4 1 TYPE Switches the filter type.
2
2 MOD IN Inputs a CV signal to control CUTOFF.
5
6 3 MOD IN LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude of the CV signal from MOD IN.
Adjusts the filter frequency using V/OCT.
4 CUTOFF
0 V=16.3 Hz
7 8 5 RESONANCE IN Inputs a CV signal to control RESONANCE.
6 RESONANCE Adjusts the resonance level.
7 AUDIO IN Inputs an audio signal.
8 FILTER OUT Outputs the audio processed by the filter.

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FORMANT FILTER

This is a filter that applies the characteristics of a human voice to the input signal.
1

2 Number Name Function

1 BALANCE IN Inputs a CV signal to control BALANCE.
2 BALANCE Adjusts the balance.
4 5
3 FORMANT 1 IN Inputs a CV signal to control FORMANT 1.
3 5
4 FORMANT 1 Selects a type of the formant.
5 FORMANT 2 IN Inputs a CV signal to control FORMANT 2.
7 8 6 FORMANT 2 Selects a type of the formant.
7 AUDIO IN Inputs an audio signal.
8 FILTER OUT Outputs the audio processed by the formant filter.

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SAW OSCILLATOR

This is an oscillator that generates a sawtooth wave.

1 2

Number Name Function

4 6
1 SYNC TRIGGER IN Inputs a trigger signal for synchronization.
2 RANGE Adjusts the range of the oscillator.
3 5
3 COLOR IN Inputs a CV signal to control COLOR.

7 8 Skews the phase of the sawtooth wave, modifying the overtone

4 COLOR
structure.
5 FINE IN Inputs a CV signal to control FINE.
9 10
6 FINE Adjusts the fine pitch of the oscillator.
7 OUTPUT LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude level of the oscillator.
8 OSC SYNC OUT Outputs a GATE signal for synchronizing another oscillator.
Inputs a CV signal to control RANGE.
9 CV IN
0 V=8.17 Hz (C-1)
10 OSC OUT Outputs a sawtooth wave.

SQR OSCILLATOR

This is an oscillator that generates a square wave.

1 2

Number Name Function

4 6
1 SYNC TRIGGER IN Inputs a trigger signal for synchronization.
2 RANGE Adjusts the range of the oscillator.
3 5
3 COLOR IN Inputs a CV signal to control COLOR.

7 8 Changes the duty cycle of the square wave, modifying the overtone
4 COLOR
structure.
5 FINE IN Inputs a CV signal to control FINE.
9 10
6 FINE Adjusts the fine pitch of the oscillator.
7 OUTPUT LEVEL Adjusts the amplitude level of the oscillator.
8 OSC SYNC OUT Outputs a GATE signal for synchronizing another oscillator.
Inputs a CV signal to control RANGE.
9 CV IN
0 V=8.17 Hz (C-1)
10 OSC OUT Outputs a square wave.

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MIDI NOTE TO CV/GATE

This converts USB MIDI note-on/off messages to CV and GATE signals.

1 Number Name Function

2 1 OCTAVE IN Inputs a CV signal to control OCTAVE.

3 2 OCTAVE Switches the octave.

3 TRANSPOSE IN Inputs a CV signal to control TRANSPOSE.
5 4
4 TRANSPOSE Specifies the amount of transposition.
5 GATE POLARITY Switches the gate polarity.
6 NOTE CV OUT Outputs a CV signal.
6 7 7 NOTE GATE OUT Outputs the GATE signal.

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Error messages Cause Action

Select a file for this app.
A file other than a patch (.bin) or audio (.wav) is * If an error occurs even though you selected a
“Failed to load the file.”
selected. file for this application, it may be that the file is
damaged.
The file name is the same as a preset. Specify a file name that is different from any preset.
Delete unneeded files to increase the amount of
“Failed to write the file.” The save-destination has insufficient space.
free space.
The media is read-only. Turn off the read-only setting.
The unit (hardware) is not connected to your Connect the unit (hardware) to your computer, and
“Failed to connect MIDI (IN/
computer, or the connection was temporarily make the appropriate setting in “Select MIDI Port”
OUT).”
broken. (p. 18).
“Internet Explorer 10 or later is Check the version of Internet Explorer, and update
The version of Internet Explorer is too old.
required.” it.

IMPORTANT NOTES
About this product
• In the interest of product improvement, the specifications and/or contents of this package are subject to change
without prior notice.
• The explanations in this manual include illustrations that depict what should typically be shown by the display. Note,
however, that your unit may incorporate a newer, enhanced version of the system (e.g., includes newer sounds), so
what you actually see in the display may not always match what appears in the manual.

About Trademarks
• Roland and SCATTER are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Roland Corporation in the United States and/
or other countries.
• Company names and product names appearing in this document are registered trademarks or trademarks of their
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