Donner B1 Manuel utilisateur

B1 ANALOG BASS SEQUENCER

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ENGLISH

Welcome to Donner

We are very grateful to have you purchasing our product.

Please take a few minutes to read the instructions for operating

this product,which will show you how to use it and explain the

function and operation of the device,ensuring a trouble-free

installation.

Please keep these operating instructions properly for future

reference.

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT

TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE, PLEASE

USE ONLY THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES FOR UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE OF THIS

DEVICE!

*DESIGN AND SPECIFICATIONS MAY CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

Warning:

WARNING

ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD

DO NOT OPEN

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MAIN OUT: 1/4" TS mono output connector that outputs overall signal and is controlled by Master

knob.

MIDI IN: MIDI input connector that inputs MIDI messages and can support the use of external

MIDI devices.

MIDI OUT: MIDI output connector that allows you to output the MIDI signal from this unit to control

other MIDI devices.

USB-C : Type-C connector that connects to the host computer for firmware updates and USB MIDI

data transmission.

POWER INPUT: DC9V power input

POWER SWITCH: Power on/off.

AUX IN connector: 1/8" TS audio signal connector that used for connecting other audio signals and

outputting mixed signal with the sound of B1 through MAIN OUT jack and PHONES jack.

Headphone output interface: 1/8" audio signal interface that used for connecting the headphones

output. Turn Master knob can control the volume.

Sync In interface: connecting an external clock to start or stop signal.

Sync Out interface: connect and send internal clock to external device.

Wave switch : shifting between saw wave and square wave on the currently used oscillator.

Pitch knob: potentiometer with a detent at the center that controls oscillator frequency, with a range

of fifth intervals lower on the left half and fifth intervals higher on the right half.

Cutoff knob: controlling the cutoff frequency of low-pass VCF filter, the larger the value of the knob

the higher the cutoff frequency.

Resonance knob: controlling the signal amplitude at the cutoff frequency point, the larger the knob

value the stronger the gain.

PANEL INTRODUCTION

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Press OCT to enter octave adjustment mode. The OCT button indicator flashes and the display shows

the current octave value.

Press ▲ or ▼to adjust the octave value, the screen will display the upper and lower octaves value.

The octave adjustment mode is automatically exited when no operation is performed for an extended

period of time, and the octave adjustment mode can be exited by pressing OCT again.

SETTING OCTAVE

SETTING TEMPO

Press the TEMPO TAP button once to enter tempo adjustment mode, the TEMPO TAP button

indicator flashes and the display shows the currently set speed.

Press ▲ or ▼ to adjust the Tempo value, which ranges from 40 BPM to 240 BPM.

If you press and hold ▲ or ▼, the Tempo value will change rapidly in succession.

The Tempo adjustment mode is automatically exited when no operation is performed for an extended

period of time, and the Tempo adjustment mode can be exited by pressing and hold TEMPO TAP for

approximately 2 seconds.

9Depth knob: controlling the modulation depth applied by the envelope to the VCF cutoff frequency,

the larger the knob value the greater the depth.

Decay knob: controlling the amount of time of the envelope to decay from the current signal level to

the minimum level, the larger the knob value the longer the time.

Accent knob: adjusting the amount of Accent effect, the larger the value of the knob the more

obvious the Accent effect. (Only have an effect when notes programmed with an accent.)

Saturation switch: controlling the distortion effect.

Drive knob: controlling the level of distortion gain, the larger the value of the knob the greater the

gain.

Tone knob: controlling the brightness of the distortion tone, the larger the value of the knob the

brighter the tone.

Delay switch: controlling the delay effect.

Level knob: controlling the volume of the delay effect sound, the higher the value of the knob the

higher the volume of the effect sound.

Time knob: controlling the delay time of the delay effect, the larger the knob value the longer the

delay time.

Feedback knob: controlling the number of feedback of delay effect, the feedback number is 1 when

the knob value is minimum, the greater the knob value the greater the number of feedbacks.

Master knob: controlling the total output volume of the unit, the higher the value of the knob the

louder the volume.

In octave setting mode, adjust the higher and lower octaves of the range.

There are two ways to adjust the Tempo value.

- The first way is Tap Tempo. You can change the Tempo by pressing the TEMPO TAP button 2 to 4

times in a row.

- If you need to adjust the Tempo value precisely, please refer to the second way below.

KEYBOARD MODE

- In the keyboard mode (default mode), you can directly press the keys on the keyboard to play.

- Follow the steps below can set equipment parameters.

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1. Activate the record function

- Short press REC/EDIT once, the REC/EDIT button indicator will turn on which indicate the record

function is active while the step LED 1 will flash. (The current being step LED will keep blink during the

record function).

2. Initialize the current pattern

- Press and hold the CLEAR/REST about 2 seconds to initialize the current pattern. (This operation will

not change the stored pattern)

3. Enter a note to step 1

- Refer to the "Setting OCTAVE" section to set the keyboard octave range, then press the button on the

keyboard and enter note.

4. Set the gate length

- Press the GATE LENGTH button to activate gate length setting mode.

- Press ▲ or ▼ to adjust the gate length value to 4.

- Press the GATE LENGTH button to exit gate length setting mode.

5. Add an accent to step 1

- Press the ACCENT button to add a brief volume and brightness emphasis to any step. In this case it is

on Step 1. The ACCEENT button indicator is on to indicate that an Accent has been added to this step.

6. Enter a note to step 2

- Refer to the "Setting OCTAVE" section to set a different keyboard octave range, then press the button

on the keyboard and enter note.

- Step LED 2 is now flashing, indicating that it is being edited. In the meantime, Step LED 1 is stop

flashing which indicate its values have been entered into the active pattern. This is called “Step-Write”

behavior and means that any time you play a note or enter a Rest, the step is automatically advanced.

CREATING A PATTERN

In addition, you can also use the “APP” or “Power On Commands” to set parameters such as Multi-trig-

ger, key priority, etc. For details, please refer to the "APP" and "Power On Commands" sections.

- Press the ACCENT button, the ACCENT button indicator turns on to indicate the

accent (bass) effect is triggered.

- To adjust the accent volume via the ACCENT knob on the panel, press the

button on the keyboard, and an accent effect should be heard.

- Press ACCENT again to turn off the accent function.

- Press the HOLD button, the HOLD button indicator turns on to activate the hold

function. If released the button now, MIDI and sound will remain output.

- Press the HOLD button again to turn off the hold function.

Hold

Accent

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7. TIE step 2 to step 3

- Press the GATE LENGTH button to activate gate length setting mode.

- Press ▲ or ▼ to adjust the gate length value to 8 (equivalent to "TIE").

- Press the GATE LENGTH button to exit gate length setting mode.

(a. If the note value of Step 3 is the same as Step 2, then the note is held through the step transition.

(b. If the note value of Step 3 is different from Step 2, the note is still held through the transition, but

the effect is a legato phrase.

8. Enter a note to step 3

- Enter a new note that is different from Step 2. Step LED 3 is blinking, and the previous Step LEDs

are stop flashing.

9. Set the gate length

- Press the GATE LENGTH button to activate gate length setting mode.

- Press ▲ or ▼ to adjust the gate length value to 1.

- Press the GATE LENGTH button to exit gate length setting mode.

10. Enter a note to step 4

- Enter a new note that is different from Step 3. Step LED 4 is blinking, and the previous Step LEDs

are stop flashing.

- NOTE: When you enter a note, the Gate Length is updated from the previous step. This is useful if

you are entering a pattern with steps that all have the same Gate Length. In that case you would

only need to set the Gate Length when first entering a pattern.

11. Enter a rest for step 5

- Press CLEAR/REST. Step LED 5 is blinking, and the previous Step LEDs are stop flashing.

12. Enter a note to step 6

- Refer to the "Setting OCTAVE" section to set a different keyboard octave range. Then press the

button on the keyboard and enter note. Step LED 6 is blinking and the previous Step LEDs are stop

flashing.

13. Add a ratchet to step 6

- Press the RATCHET button to activate ratchet setting mode.

- Press ▲ or ▼ to select a ratchet value of 2, which will produce 2 notes during the step (up to 4 can

selected)

- Press the RATCHET button to exit ratchet setting mode.

14. Enter a note to step 7

- Then press the button on the keyboard and enter note. Step LED 7 is blinking and the previous Step

LEDs are stop flashing.

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Press the GATE LENGTH button, the GATE LENGTH button indicator flashes

and the display shows the current gate length value.

Press ▲ or ▼ to adjust the gate length value, the gate length value can be

selected from 0 to 8 (i.e. 0/8 to 8/8). If pressing and holding ▲ or ▼, the gate

length value will be adjusted rapidly in succession.

Press the GATE LENGTH button to exit the gate length setting mode.

Note:

Gate length is individually adjustable for each step

A gate length of 0 is equivalent to "REST"

A gate length of 8 is equivalent to "TIE"

Press ACCEENT button once, the ACCEENT button indicator is on to indicate

that the current step accent effect is on.

Conversely, if the current step accent is on, press ACCEENT once and the

ACCEENT button indicator goes off and the current step accent effect is turned off.

Press the SLIDE button once, the SLIDE button indicator turns on and the current

step slide enable is turned on.

Conversely, if the current step slide enable is on, press the SLIDE button once,

the SLIDE button indicator goes off and the current step slide enable turns off.

Set Gate length

(note duration)

Set accent

Set slide

15. Step 7 slide to step 8

- Press the SLIDE button, the SLIDE button indicator is on to indicate that the Slide of step 7 was turned

on. Step 8 is the target value of the slide in this case.

16. Enter a note to step 8

- Refer to the "Setting OCTAVE" section to set a different keyboard octave range. Then press the button

on the keyboard and enter note. Step LED 8 is blinking and the previous Step LEDs are stop flashing.

17. Exit the record function

- When you have completed your pattern, press REC/EDIT again to exit the Record function.

18. Run the pattern

- Refer to the " SETTING TEMPO " section to set the speed you want, and press PLAY/STOP.

Please see the following table for setting the params during the record function.

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Press the SAVE button once to enter the save mode, the PATTERN button indicator and SAVE

button indicator will flash and the display will show the current pattern position.

To save to the current position, please press the SAVE button once again. The PATTERN button

indicator, the SAVE button indicator and the display flash rapidly several times at the same time to

indicate a successful saving.

To save to another location, please press ▲ or ▼ to select a new pattern location (1 - 128), then

follow step 2 to confirm the saving.

SAVING PATTERN

If the pattern saving operation is not performed, any changes to the pattern may be

discarded. Please refer to the following steps to save the edited pattern if necessary.

When the PATTERN button indicator is on or flashing slowly, it indicates that it is currently in pattern

selection mode, otherwise press the PATTERN button once to enter pattern selection mode and the

display shows the current pattern value.

Press ▲ or ▼ to adjust the pattern value, the pattern value range is from 1 to 128. If pressing and

holding ▲ or ▲, the pattern value will be adjusted rapidly in succession.

After selecting the desired pattern, release ▲ and ▼, and the device will automatically import the

selected pattern.

IMPORTING PATTERN

The last pattern used is imported by default for each time the device is turned on, or you can select

another pattern to play by following the steps below. There are 128 patterns to choose from.

Note:

* Failure to operate after a timeout will automatically exit save mode and discard saving.

* Pressing and holding the SAVE button for about 2 seconds can exit the save mode and discard saving.

Note:

* Press and hold the PATTERN button for about two seconds to quickly re-import the current PATTERN.

* a. If the current pattern is playing, the default is to wait for the current pattern to finish playing before

playing the new imported pattern.

b. If you need to play the newly imported pattern immediately, please change the pattern waiting setting

in the APP.

Note:

By default (when not editing step parameters or Octave), press ▲ or ▼ can switch to previous/next step.

Press the RATCHET button, the RATCHET button indicator flashes and the display

shows the current ratchet value.

Short press ▲ or ▼ to adjust the ratchet value. The ratchet value can be adjusted

from 1 to 4. If pressing and holding ▲ or ▼, the ratchet value will be adjusted rapidly

in succession.

Press the RATCHET button to exit ratchet setting mode.

Note.

Ratchet is individually adjustable for each step

The ratchet effect is more pronounced when the gate length value is small (but > 0).

When slide enable or gate length is 8 (tie), ratchet does not work.

Set ratchet

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PLAYBACK PATTERN (SEQUENCER)

- Refer to the "SETTING TEMPO" section to set the tempo value, then press PLAY/STOP to start

playback and the PLAY/STOP button indicator will light up.

- The sequencer will play each step of the pattern in turn, and when it reaches the last step it will return

to the first step and continue playing.

- The step LED corresponding to the step currently being played will flash. If you want to stop

playback, simply press the PLAY/STOP button once.

The following operations on the sequencer can be performed during the sequencer playback.

- During sequencer playback, you can press any button on the keyboard to achieve

sequencer live transpose, and the corresponding button indicator will light up to

indicate the current transpose position.

Transpose's central reference button is the C button in the middle of the keyboard,

so the sequencer's live transpose range is -12 to +12.

Note:

* If the note transpose after the current playback step is out of range of the local CV

output, it will be muted.

* If the pattern saving operation is not performed, live transpose will not be saved.

Live

transpose

- Press and hold the HOLD button and the sequencer will keep playing the current

step repeatly until the HOLD button is released.

Hold

- Press and hold the ACCENT button to automatically add an accent effect at each

step of playback.

- After releasing the ACCENT button, live accent turns off.

Note: Live accent will not be saved.

Live accent

- Press and hold the SLIDE button to turn on slide function at each step of playback.

- After releasing the SLIDE button, the live slide turns off.

Note: Live slide will not be saved.

Live slide

- Press and hold the RATCHET button to activate the Live ratchet. You can press ▲

or ▼ to adjust the ratchet value and the sequencer will apply the ratchet value to

each step.

- After releasing the RATCHET button, the live ratchet turns off.

Note: Live ratchet will not be saved.

Live ratchet

- Press and hold the GATE LENGTH button to activate the Live gate length. You can

press ▲ or ▼ to adjust the gate length value and the sequencer will apply the gate

length value to each step.

- After releasing the GATE LENGTH button, live gate length turns off.

Note: Live ratchet will not be saved.

Live gate

length

- Press and hold the CLEAR/REST button will temporarily mute the sequencer output.

- After releasing the CLEAR/REST button, live mute turns off.

Note: Live mute will not be saved.

Live mute

(rest)

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