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As

with

any

Multimoog

sound

chart,

blank

controls

should

be

placed

fully

counterclockwise

(see

SOUND

CHARTS

section).

When

you

try

the

above

sound

chart,

experiment

with

the

CUTOFF

and

EMPHASIS

controls;

vary

RATE

and

MOD

AMOUNT;

select

S&H

KBD

as

the

MODULATION

section

SOURCE.

These

are

means

of

controlling

the

FILTER

section

to

modify

the

timbre

of

the

external

instrument.

In

this

case,

no

internal

sound

sources

or

trigger signals

are

being

used.

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SIGNALS

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RIBBON

KBD

&

TRIG

EXT

OUTPUT

S-TRIG

OUTPUT

The

S-TRIG

OUTPUT

is

functional

(as

output

or

input)

only

when

the

KBD

AND

TRIG

EXT

OUTPUT

switch

on

the

front

panel

is

switched

to

either

ON

or

ON

+

RIBBON

position.

The

S-TRIG

OUTPUT

is

a

dual function

device.

Its

primary

purpose

is

to

externalize

a

trigger

signal

when

one

is

produced

by the

keyboard

or

sample

and

hold

(S&H

AUTO)

in

the

Multimoog.

This

output

routes

signals

that

can

trigger

modules

such

as

the

Moog

911

Envelope

Generator,

921

Oscillator,

or

the

contour

(envelope)

generators

of

another

synthesizer

that

accepts

S-triggers.

When

the

S-TRIG

OUTPUT

is

used

to

route

a

trigger

to

another

synthesizer,

we

can

articulate

the

sound

of

that

synthesizer

by

depressing

a

key

on

the

Multimoog.

For

example,

Multimoog

A

might

be

connected

to

Multimoog

B

so

that

both

will

be

triggered

by

the

keyboard

of

Multimoog

A,

as

shown:

S-TRIG

OUTPUT

TO

S-TRIG

INPUT

TRIGGERING

S-TRIG

OUTPUT

STANDARD

CINCH-JONES

'

FEMALE-MALE

CABLE

MULTIMOOG

A

S-TRIG

INPUT

MULTIMOOG

B

When

Multimoog

A

is

triggered

Multimoog

B

will

also

be

triggered

through

its

S-TRIG INPUT.

(Multimoog

B

will

not

trigger

Multimoog

A

as

connected,

because

the

S-TRIG

INPUT

acts

only

as

an

input—it

cannot

ouput

a

trigger.)

The

primary

function

of

the

S-TRIG

OUTPUT

is

to

tell

the

outside

world

important

internal

timing

information;

when

a

key

is

depressed

and

released,

and/or

the

rate

of

the

sample

and

hold.

The

S-TRIG

OUTPUT

is

dual

function;

it

also

acts as

an

input

for

externally-produced

trigger

signals.

And

external

trigger

applied

to

the

S-TRIG

OUTPUT

will

trigger

the

LOUDNESS

CONTOUR

and

FILTER

CONTOUR

sections

of

the

Multimoog,

as

an

internally-produced

trigger

would.

An

external

trigger

routed

to

the

S-TRIG

OUTPUT

has

priority

over

both

keyboard

and

S&H

AUTO

internal

triggering.

That

means,

when

an

external

trigger

is

applied

to

the

S-TRIG

OUTPUT,

the

Multimoog

will

be

triggered

regardless

of

internal

conditions—even

when

no

internal

triggers

are

present.

Naturally,

when

no

external

trigger

is

present,

all

internally-produced

triggers

work

normally.

When

both

external

and

internal

triggers

are

present

simultaneously,

no

special

effect

is

created,

that

is,

triggers

do

not

"add"

like

control

voltages

do.

If

an

internal

trigger

is

already

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