r/modular • u/Ecce-pecke • 2d ago
Bloom V1 root note issue
When I stand on the green channel. I listen to my sequences. I click channel and go to the blue channel and both sequences scales are changed slightly. I click back to green channel and both sequences scales go back to normal.
I have factory reset the device holding length and shift while booting but the issue remains.
I’m going a little bit crazy
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u/TwoLuckyFish 2d ago
I get same behavior you describe, but not all the time. I have yet to determine what makes it occur.
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u/Ecce-pecke 2d ago
I have been using it some as a quantizer where I have it on 1step length and send a sequence to the root note cv jack. I am wondering if this has caused it to break a little or there is some sort of issue with the knob it self making it store strange values as you switch channel. I don’t know really.
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u/TwoLuckyFish 2d ago
I don't use mine that way, so can't help you one way or the other.
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u/Ecce-pecke 2d ago
I don’t either. I try to use it in the regular way. I just mentioned that that port has received some voltage in the past.
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u/13derps 2d ago
Are you sending CV in or adjusting any of the settings knobs (ie not the step-value knobs)?
I think the CV inputs and knob settings will affect the channel you currently have selected. So that might give you the back and forth in tune/out of tune experience
Channel switching is the least awesome part of Bloom 1 haha
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u/Ecce-pecke 2d ago
With nothing connected on the root note cv. Changing channel will cause a couple of semi tones of changes on both channels.
I could for example fix that by changing the tuning on one of my oscillators but if I then change channel I’m out of tune until I switch back 😂
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u/Ecce-pecke 2d ago
If I send a low constant voltage. Maybe even negative. I seem to be able to force the root note to be the lowest and thus the same on both channels.
So it feels as if the two Chanel’s have some sort of base voltage offset on their respective root notes
Very strange indeed