MUSICAL FEATURES
Pique isMutable Instruments Peaks4-channel trigger processor cloned and compacted to 2HP.
Added functions to the original firmware and became 23 modesDead Man's CatchFirmware is pre-installed.
By connecting the Pique CV Expander (sold separately) on the board side, you can add CV control inputs with attenuverters to all knobs.
Dead Man's Catch FIRMWARE
4 basic functions in the official farm
and 4 Alternative functions
- Mini step-sequencer
- Trigger delay/Shaper
- Trigger stream randomizer
- Digital drum synthesis
A total of 8 modes are installed, but the Dead Man's Catch firmware adds 2 to 5 alternative functions to the basic functions, making it a multifunctional module with a total of 23 modes.
The basic function works the same as the official firmware, with one exception: the hi-hat model that was accessible from TRIG 1's snare drum has become an independent mode and the execution sample rate has been changed, so the sound has changed.
HOW TO USE
Each Pique function has in common that it receives a trigger signal and produces a CV or audio signal. Manual triggering with a button with LED is also possible.
There are three modes for controlling two channels, and you can switch between them with the SPT (SPLIT) button. To enter Expert Mode, hold down the SPT button to toggle.
- Twin (SPT LED off): Channels 1 and 2 share the parameters of Knobs 1-4, but are separate triggers.
- Split (SPT LED lit): Channel 1 is controlled by knobs 1 and 2, Channel 2 is controlled by knobs 3 and 4.
- Expert (SPT LED blinking): Channels 1 and 2 are controlled completely independently of parameters and triggers.The channel can be switched by pressing the SPT button for a short time, and the LED blinking indicates the channel currently being edited. When it blinks once, it's channel 1, and when it blinks twice, it's channel 1.
Mode switching of the function is performed by two types of operation: short press and long press of the button at the bottom of the four LEDs.
A short press will cycle through the Alternative functions within the currently selected basic function, and a long press will cycle through the basic functions, with one LED lit and several LEDs flashing to indicate the current mode.
The correspondence between the lighting of the LED and the mode is as follows.
Lit =◉ Lights off =◎ Flashing =☀︎
| Function Page |
Function |
LED Pattern (from top) |
Knob 1 (top) |
Knob 2 |
Knob 3 |
Knob 4 |
| Basic |
Envelope* |
◉ ◎ ◎ ◎ |
Attack [s1,3] |
Decay[s2,4] |
sustain |
Release |
|
LFO* |
◎ ◉ ◎ ◎ |
Frequency [S1,3] |
Wave[s2,4] |
WAVE VARIATION |
Phase on restart |
|
Tap LFO* |
◎ ◎ ◉ ◎ |
Amplitude (Level) |
Wave[s1,3] |
Wave variation [s2,4] |
Phase on restart |
|
Bass/Snare Drums* |
◎ ◎ ◎ ◉ |
Frequency |
BD PUNCH SD TONE [S3] |
BD Tone SD Snappy [s1] |
Decay[s2,4] |
| Alternative ENV |
Double Attack env |
◉ ☀︎ ◎ ◎ |
Attack [s1,3] |
Decay[s2,4] |
sustain |
Release |
|
Repeating Attack Env |
◉ ◎ ☀︎ ◎ |
Attack duration [s1,3] |
Decay duration [s2,4] |
Attack retrig level |
Release duration |
|
Looping environment |
◉ ◎ ◎ ☀︎ |
Attack [s1,3] |
Decay[s2,4] |
Sustain influence |
Release |
|
Randomized AD env |
◉︎ ☀︎ ◎ |
Attack [s1,3] |
Decay[s2,4] |
Random amplitude amount ■
|
Decay random length amount ■
|
|
Bouncing ball env |
◎ ☀︎ ☀︎ |
Gravity[s1,3] |
Bounce energy loss [s2,4] |
initial amplitude |
Initial velocity [s1,3] |
| Alternative LFOs |
FM LFO FOLDED SINE FM |
◎ ◉ ☀︎ ◎ |
Frequency [S1,3] |
Wave[s2,4] |
Modulator frequency (sine) ■
|
FM depth (center Zero) ■
|
|
FM LFO RANDOM FM |
☀︎ ◉ ☀︎ ◎ |
Frequency [S1,3] |
Wave[s2,4] |
Modulator frequency (random) ■
|
FM depth (center Zero) ■
|
|
Varying wave shape LFO folded sine WS mod |
◎ ◉ ◎ ☀︎ |
Frequency [S1,3] |
Wave[s2,4] |
Modulator frequency (sine) ■
|
Wave shape mod depth (center Zero) ■
|
|
Varying wave shape LFO folded random WS mod |
☀︎ ◎ ☀︎ |
Frequency [S1,3] |
Wave[s2,4] |
Modulator frequency (random) ■
|
Wave shape mod depth (center Zero) ■
|
|
phase locked loop osc |
◎ ◉ ☀︎ ☀︎ |
Frequency ratio [s1,3] |
Wave[s2,4] |
Modulator rate (sine) ■
|
Wave shape mod depth ■
|
| Alternative Tap |
Mini-sequencer* |
☀︎ ◎ ◎ ◎ |
Step 1 [s1,3] |
Step 2 [s2,4] |
Step 3 |
Step 4 |
|
Modsequencer |
◎ ☀︎ ◉ ◎ |
Step 1 & 5 [s1,3] |
Step 2 & 6 [s2,4] |
Steps 3 & 7 |
Steps 4 & 8 |
|
Pulse Shaper |
◎ ◎ ◉ ☀︎ |
Pre-delay |
Gate duration |
Delay[s1,3] |
Number of repeats [s2,4] |
|
Pulse Randomizer |
◎ ☀︎ ◉ ☀︎ |
Trigger probabilty |
Torigger regenerated probabilty [s1,3] |
Delay time [s2,4] |
Jitter |
|
Turing machine |
☀︎ ◎ ◉ ☀︎ |
Probabilty [s1,3] |
Span[s2,4] |
Length* |
Clock divisions 1-8 ■
|
|
Bytebeats |
☀︎ ☀︎ ◉ ☀︎ |
Pitch[s1,3] |
Parameter 1 [s2,4] |
Parameter 2* |
Equation1-8 selector* |
| Alternative DRUM |
FM drum generator* |
☀︎ ◎ ◎ ◉ |
Frequency
[sBD Preset morphing]
|
FM depth
[BD Preset Variations]
|
FM & AM Decay Time
[SD Preset morphing]
|
Sound color
[SD Preset Variations]
|
|
Randomized bass & snare drum generators |
◎ ◎ ☀︎ ◉ |
Drum pitch [s1,3]
|
BD TONE SD Snappy [S2,4]
|
Pitch randomization*
|
Hit amplitude randomization*
|
|
randomized high hat |
◎ ☀︎ ◎ ◉ |
Pitch[s1,3] |
Decay[s2,4] |
Random Pitch* |
Random Decay* |
The * mark is the same function as the official farm.
[s1~4] next to the Knob parameterWhat is written represents the corresponding knob when in Split mode.
* For Knob 3,4 and XNUMX parameters with marks, the values set in Twin mode are also valid in Split mode.
