Resonator

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Drift

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Noise

Resonator Chord Editor

Configure which chords are available on your Resonator module and the order they cycle through.

Connecting

Connect your Resonator via USB
Click Connect USB and select Pico (may appear as ttyACM0 on Linux or USB Serial Device on Windows)
The current chord progression will load automatically

Editing Chords

Add: Drag chords from the left palette to the right progression list
Reorder: Drag chords within the progression to change their order
Remove: Click the × button on any chord
Preview: Click the i button to see chord intervals on a piano

Saving

Click Send to Device to save your progression
Changes persist on the module even after power off

Hardware Controls

Switch down: Advance to next chord in progression
Switch up: Tuning mode (fundamental only)
Long press (3 sec): Reset to factory defaults (all 18 chords)

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Available Chords

Active Progression

Audio in 1 — audio excitation source (mixed with Audio in 2)

Audio in 2 — audio excitation source (mixed with Audio in 1)

Audio out 1 — main resonator mix output

Audio out 2 —

CV in 1 —

CV in 2 —

CV out 1 —

pattern, chord period divided into steps loop

output the pitch of

CV out 2 —

pattern, chord period divided into steps loop

output the pitch of

Pulse in 1 —

Pulse in 2 —

Pulse out 1 —

Pulse out 2 —

divide by

MAJOR

1, 3, 5, 8