eurorack 2.11 cv to instrument new mode

[vurt]

Here's a quick jam with the new CV to instrument

https://youtu.be/L3yfhqmVDpc

[Xavier]

awesome!  i can see this being very useful.
do automations sent to the individual voices still work while using this?

I'm not really sure what you mean.

Midi automation will still work.
CV sources used in the modulation matrix per instrument will still work too.

[Xavier]

Here's a quick jam with the new CV to instrument
https://youtu.be/L3yfhqmVDpc

Thanks for sharing.
That's a large number of modules 

[Naive Teen Idol]

I just uploaded the lastest firmware and found this feature ... love it! It's a great way to control a drum kit using a single CV in.

One question: instead of choosing CV 1 and CV 2 with negative voltage as it is now, can you make this control a unipolar input in the next firmware update? That way it could be chosen with, say a sequencer which usually output unipolar CV, not bipolar.

[served]

You can select the Unipolar or Bipolar CV with jumpers behind the PreenFM PCB.
They are marked.
-5Vto+5 or 0to+10

[klangFM]

Great,
finally it is a full implemented CV to PreenFM mode. It works great and fast. Just did a test with my old CV inputs I made years ago. Maybe Xavier will remember, in 1997 when he opened 4 ports for CV in. It was beginning of it.
I only use diode protection for ARM and scaling CV with external mixer.

Is it possible to route it to Midi-out? Would be great because PreenFM is now a comfortable CV to Midi converter.

[Naive Teen Idol]

You can select the Unipolar or Bipolar CV with jumpers behind the PreenFM PCB.
They are marked.
-5Vto+5 or 0to+10

Thanks for the heads up. I think generally, yes, I’d want this input to receive bipolar signals – but for this function in particular I’d want unipolar. Could that be done in software?

[Naive Teen Idol]

Quick update: I find the the mode selecting the channel at random to be super useful for percussion patches. I have set up some really fun FM percussion sounds in which it doesn't entirely matter which order they are in -- load them up on a Combi and let the gate choose which sound to play. Really fun. Great add -- thanks, Xavier.