ALM ALM001 - Manual (Page 6)

through each of the output jacks as indicated by there relevant green LED's. The timing
of each trigger pulse is a factor of the set BPM tempo.
Clicking the 'Start / Stop' button again stops and resets the clock
Basic Per Trigger Adjustment
The timing of each trigger can be adjusted to varying factors of the set tempo.
These factors or ‘modifiers’ can be either divisors or multiples of the main clock tempo.
Also they can be set to permanently on or off (i.e a gate).
To adjust a trigger, from the BPM display, first enter selection mode by pushing and
clicking the program knob. Four flashing dots appear on the bottom of the LED display
indicating selection mode is entered. Twisting the program know will now cycle through
each of the eight numbered trigger 'screens' before before returning back to the main
BPM screen. Clicking the program knob again will exit selection mode (dots will
disappear) and allow editing of a selected trigger or editing of the BPM value.
Each trigger screen is represented by the trigger number together with the current
set modifier value. The trigger number corresponds to its numbered output jack. The
modifier value is either a multiplier, a divider or a special value (on, off, pulse)
correlated to the BPM value.
A multiplier outputs a multiple of the main tempo - i.e a value of ‘2’ would output 2
trigger pulses for every beat, a value of 4, 4 triggers per beat etc. For a divisor, a division
of the main tempo is used, for example /2 would be 1 trigger every 2 beats, /4, 1 trigger
every 4 beats.
Push Push Twist
Set BPM Selection mode Select Trigger Edit Trigger
Flashing dots indicate
selection mode
Trigger
number
Trigger
Modifier
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