Chaining up units step repeat, Setting the polarity, Multiple tirana setups – Xaoc Devices Tirana User Manual

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CHAINING UP UNITS

STEP REPEAT

Each step can be repeated
up to 4 times (resulting in up
to 16 steps in the sequence).
To set a desired number of
repeats for a given step, hold its
mute button down for approx.
2 seconds until the menu mode
is confirmed by all buttons
dimmed for a moment. Then,
push the

button

no

. 2 for one

repetition (2 note events),

but

-

ton

no

. 3 for double repetition

(3 events) or

button

no

. 4 for

triple repetition of the given step
(4 events). To reset the desired
step to generate just one note,
push

button

no

. 1.

SETTING THE POLARITY

Tirana ships set to unipolar
0 to 10 V mode (as most users
will probably want to use it as
a melody generator). Still, the
module makes a great modula-
tion source when set to bipolar
-5 to +5V operation. To adjust
the desired mode, simply set
the jumper on the back of the
module.

MULTIPLE TIRANA SETUPS

You can easily chain up a
number of Tirana units together
to open up a lot of interesting
possibilities.

Every Tirana ships with one
10-pin ribbon cable and a loop
wire. Attach them exactly as
shown on the picture! First,
every slave unit requires jump-
ers to be removed (these are
required for single-unit opera-
tion). Then, every ribbon should
connect the

out

header of the

master unit with the

in

header

of slave unit. The first unit in a
chain should only have the

out

header occupied.

The single wire cable needs to
connect the lowest left pin of the

in

header on the master unit,

and the same lowest left pin of
the

out

header on the last slave

unit in a chain.

Please double check that if it is
mounted correctly and put the
whole set in your cabinet. Don’t
forget about powering every
single Tirana unit.

SUGGESTED PATCHES

• Build a 8, 12, 16, 32 (and lon-
ger) – step sequencer subsystem
using multiple Tiranas. The first
unit in a linked chain acts as the
master, and this is where all the
patch cables should be fed. The
mutes and repetitions work for
each slave unit independently.
• Use one Tirana to transpose
the other one (unlinked) for
a pseudo arpeggio effect. Use
different divisions of the same
clock and step repeat function.
• Let one Tirana trigger the re-
set or direction change function
of another unit (unlinked).
• Use a couple of unlinked Ti-
ranas for complex sequencing:
feed them different clocks, com-
bine their trigger outputs with
Xaoc Bytom and CV outputs
with Xaoc Warna mixer.
• Make the trigger output a
source of complex clock for
another Tirana.
• Tirana comes in handy as an
utility clock divider. Feed a clock
and adjust the same repeat
setting on every step. Division is
available at the trigger output.

master

slave

slave

slave

Remove the jumper from
every module but master!
Then, attach supplied cables
exactly as shown on the
picture.

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