Trigger To MIDI2
Trigger To MIDI2 is the reverse of MIDI-CV 2: it takes voltages from inside your patch and emits MIDI notes. Use it to play external gear, or another part of the patch, from a sequencer, an arpeggiator or logic you’ve built yourself. It’s under MIDI in the Module Browser, and replaces the Old-category Trigger to MIDI.
It adds a separate Trigger input, so a repeated note can be sent without the gate having to fall and rise first, and its Gate input is a boolean rather than a voltage.
Inputs
Section titled “Inputs”| Pin | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger | Bool | Sends a new note-on on a rising edge, even while Gate is still true |
| Gate | Bool | Note on while true; note-off is sent when it goes false |
| Pitch | Audio | Pitch of the note (1 V/octave, 5 V = A440) |
| Velocity | Audio | Velocity of the note |
| Channel | Control | MIDI channel to send on (All, or 1–16) |
Outputs
Section titled “Outputs”| Pin | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MIDI Out | MIDI | The generated MIDI stream |
Feed MIDI Out to a MIDI Out module to reach hardware, or straight into another MIDI-CV 2 to play a second voice inside the same patch.
Drive Pitch from a Step Sequencer or a quantizer and clock Trigger from an LFO to build an arpeggiator; the pitch voltage is read at the moment the trigger fires.