I’m by no means a CV or modular expert but trying to understand the signal flow and how the machines talk to each other. Kept everything very simple as you can see in the video.
CV out A is sending a pitch v/oct and is connected to the mothers VCO 1v/OCT. Tuned C3 and C6 accordingly.
CV out B is sending a gate to the gate input on the mother. Polarity V-TRIG and level 5.0 V.
In the video you can see two things going on.
the octave of the notes change depending on what note I play (without changing the octave on any of the machines). Is this expected behaviour? And why so then? I fail to understand why this happens since the notes entered are all F3.
sometimes the mother is not playing a note from the elektron sequencer. There are no trig conditions applied and all notes are 1/16 long. As you can hear it’s ‘random’ and as far as I know no notes are overlapping. What’s going on with the voltage signal here? I found a read on another thread (AF CV/Gate sequencing problem - #18 by weepwow) about this but that doesn’t solve the issue.
I very recently got a mother 32 and I’m no expert at it yet.
I used the AK to sequence the mother 32 and it worked. I did not look at your video as I’m on smartphone right now. I can look at it more in details tonight, but maybe this helps already:
Did you make sure that there is nothing recorded in the sequencer of the mother 32 ? I mean no pitch modulation etc.
I have both and the above thread details the correct voltage to have it track properly. Settings worked for myself and others. Hopefully it works for you as well.
Change CV B type to ‘Gate’. This way the note should play for as long as the note is held. Trig just sends a single trigger pulse per trig. Commonly used for advancing a sequencer step by step or for providing a clock pulse. It sends a fixed length pulse instead of a gate length signal.
Give that a shot and see if it addresses your sequencer issues.
. Wow, you can’t imagine the headache I had over this yesterday evening. It’s a feature then.