Tiptop Z3000 Smzrt VCO MKII - Manual (Page 9)

SYNC HSM
1V/Oct EXT-­IN
Linear FM
INPUT
PWM FM 1
FM 2
CV IN INPUT
CV IN INPUT
INPUT INPUT
+
+ +
+
Tipt p
A u d i o
Z 3 0 0 0
Hz
Oct
FREQUENCY/NOTE/OCTAVE
FM
PWM
PULSE WIDTH
FINE TUNE
MAX MIN
MIN MAX
LOW HIGH
LOW
SHAPER
WAVE
FREQUENCY Smart VC-­Oscillator
HIGH
SYNC HSM
1V/Oct EXT-­IN
Linear FM
INPUT
PWM FM 1
FM 2
CV IN INPUT
CV IN INPUT
INPUT INPUT
+
+ +
+
Tipt p
A u d i o
Z 3 0 0 0
Hz
Oct
FREQUENCY/NOTE/OCTAVE
FM
PWM
PULSE WIDTH
FINE TUNE
MAX MIN
MIN MAX
LOW HIGH
LOW
SHAPER
WAVE
FREQUENCY Smart VC-­Oscillator
HIGH
SYNC HSM
1V/Oct EXT-­IN
Linear FM
INPUT
PWM FM 1
FM 2
CV IN INPUT
CV IN INPUT
INPUT INPUT
+
+ +
+
Tipt p
A u d i o
Z 3 0 0 0
Hz
Oct
FREQUENCY/NOTE/OCTAVE
FM
PWM
PULSE WIDTH
FINE TUNE
MAX MIN
MIN MAX
LOW HIGH
LOW
SHAPER
WAVE
FREQUENCY Smart VC-­Oscillator
HIGH
Octave Mode.
Octave Mode improves upon the functionality of a
mechanical octave switch. With an ordinary VCO in a
modular system, setting the relationship between the
note pressed on a keyboard and what is heard is
often requires an independent reference at a known
pitch, usually a non-modular synth. The Octave Mode
of the Z3000mkII makes this task a quick and efficient
process.
While in Octave Mode, the display will show the
relative octave of the note being heard (“OCt2”,
“OCt3”, etc). As the pitch approaches a C in any
octave, the display will change and show how close
the pitch is to the defined note within 50 cents on
either side of the note.
C2
C2 + 50 cents C2 -­ 50 cents
This allows you to quickly match the CV note input to
the actual pitch of the oscillator. (Continued...)
C0 C7
C6 C7 C4 C5 C2 C3 C0 C1
Oct0 Oct1 Oct2 Oct3 Oct4 Oct5 Oct6 Oct7