Introduction to the user interface
Front panel overview
The module's state is displayed at all times using the three rows of LEDs on the panel. Interactions happen using the data entry touch strip and the bottom row of function buttons. In some cases the bottom row doubles as sequence step selector. The specific meaning of the data row and function button operation depends on active function and channel's mode.
Home button and the Follow function
If no other function has been activated, the Follow function is active. Here,
the bottom row buttons always correspond to their labeled functions.
You can always return to that state by pressing the
In Follow mode pressing the touch strip will have immediate effect on channel's output and the value will be recorded into the currently playing step. Learn more about Follow mode in live editing.
Channels and channel modes
The module has four built-in channels. Additional channels can be added with expanders. Pressing the button corresponding to a channel selects it:
Each individual channel can be in CV or Gate mode, or two neighbouring channels can be linked together into a Combined (pitch + gate) mode. Read how to set the channel mode here.
Currently selected channel and it's mode is visible on the left end of the function row.
Altering multiple channels simultaneously
Added in release 2026-10-20
Functions that operate on channel-wide properties like
- Press a channel button to add it to the selection:
- Press again to clear other channels from the selection:
- If only one channel is selected, pressing again selects all:
The most recently selected channel will become active, meaning its state will be shown.
Finding what functions are enabled on a channel
Added in release 2026-10-20
When the channel's button is held in Follow mode, the set of functions enabled on that channel will be highlighted:
- the channel is muted - the output is quantized to a scale - the loop covers less than the whole sequence - a clock division is set - some steps have a trigger probability - some steps have a trigger condition
Sequence pages
A sequence can be extended up to 4 pages. Read about setting sequence lengths in loop length.
When a sequence has more than one page, you can move between them using the