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NN-19 DIGITAL SAMPLER

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Connections

On the back panel of the NN-19 you will find the connectors, which are

mostly CV/Gate related.

Audio Outputs

These are the main left and right audio outputs. When you create a new NN-

19 device, these are auto-routed to the first available channels on the audio

mixer.

Mono Sequencer Control

These are the main CV/Gate inputs. CV controls the note pitch. Gate inputs

trigger note on/off values plus a level, which can be likened to a velocity

value. If you want to control the NN-19 from a Matrix Pattern Sequencer for

example, you would normally use these inputs. The inputs are “mono”, i.e.

they control one voice in the sampler.

Modulation Inputs

! Remember that CV connections will not be stored in the sample

patch, even if the connections are to/from the same NN-19 device!

These control voltage (CV) inputs (with associated voltage trim pots), can

modulate various NN-19 parameters from other devices, or from the modula-

tion outputs of the same NN-19 device. These inputs can control the follow-

ing parameters:

• Osc (sample) Pitch

• Filter Cutoff

• Filter Resonance

• Amp Level

• Mod Wheel

Modulation Outputs

The Modulation outputs can be used to voltage control other devices, or

other parameters in the same NN-19 device. The Modulation Outputs are:

• Filter Envelope

• LFO

Gate Inputs

These inputs can receive a CV signal to trigger the envelopes. Note that con-

necting to these inputs will override the “normal” triggering of the envelopes.

For example, if you connected a LFO output to the Gate Amp input, you

would not trigger the amp envelope by playing notes, as this is now con-

trolled by the LFO. In addition you would only hear the LFO triggering the en-

velope for the notes that you hold down.

• Amp Envelope

• Filter Envelope

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