Settings
01 Overview
02 Sync input
03 Sync output
04 MIDI input
05 MIDI thru
06 CV/Gate input
07 Miscellaneous
08 Recording
09 Tuner
10 CV/MIDI monitor
11 Info
12 Audio synchronization from a DAW : enable sample-rate precision
02 Sync input
03 Sync output
04 MIDI input
05 MIDI thru
06 CV/Gate input
07 Miscellaneous
08 Recording
09 Tuner
10 CV/MIDI monitor
11 Info
12 Audio synchronization from a DAW : enable sample-rate precision
Overview
To access the global settings menu, enter track mode and Press Y .
The settings are organized in several submenus :
The settings are organized in several submenus :
- SYNC IN/OUT : global options regarding clock signals.
- MIDI IN/THRU : global routing of MIDI signals.
- CV/GATE IN : global settings related to CV/Gate inputs.
- MISC : various internal parameters of Hermod+.
- MONITOR : representation of incoming CV voltages.
- REC : recording options.
- SAVE : to store the settings into the SD card.
- INFO : OS version and CPU/RAM usage.
Sync input

CLOCK SOURCE INTERNAL MIDI DEVICE HOST CV A CV B CV C CV D
By default, Hermod+ will use its internal clock (to be the synchronisation leader). But it is possible to follow a MIDI/USB/analog incoming clock, to synchronize it with an other device.
Tip When using CV A to CV D, Hermod+ is synchronized in a "step advance" (trigger) style. The setting CV CLOCK DIV let you choose how much ppqn the sequencer will run for one input trig. Please note that you also need to set the tempo thanks to the BPM mode, allowing a great flexibility. For example, if you want to sync Hermod+ with an external eurorack sequencer analog clock, running at 140bpm and sending a gate each 1/16, you need to set CV CLOCK DIV = 1/16 and set Hermod+ tempo to 140. If you want the BPM to automatically follow this clock input, please also use the parameter CV BPM (described below).
By default, Hermod+ will use its internal clock (to be the synchronisation leader). But it is possible to follow a MIDI/USB/analog incoming clock, to synchronize it with an other device.
Tip When using CV A to CV D, Hermod+ is synchronized in a "step advance" (trigger) style. The setting CV CLOCK DIV let you choose how much ppqn the sequencer will run for one input trig. Please note that you also need to set the tempo thanks to the BPM mode, allowing a great flexibility. For example, if you want to sync Hermod+ with an external eurorack sequencer analog clock, running at 140bpm and sending a gate each 1/16, you need to set CV CLOCK DIV = 1/16 and set Hermod+ tempo to 140. If you want the BPM to automatically follow this clock input, please also use the parameter CV BPM (described below).
CV RESET -- CV A CV B CV C CV D AUTO
When a Gate (high level, rising edge) is received on the selected CV input, Hermod+ will instantly stop the player and reset all effects of its project. Then, the player will be waiting for the next CV clock to start from the beginning. If a clock gate and a reset gate are received at the same time, Hermod+ will restart (stop and play) instantly.
Tip When using AUTO , none of the CV inputs will be used to reset and stop the player. But if CLOCK SOURCE = CV IN, Hermod+ will automatically reset its player when not receiving an incoming CV clock for more than 2 seconds. This setting will also allow the player to automatically start the player when an incoming clock is received.
Note This reset input should be compatible with most modules outputting a RESET trigger on START or on STOP. It can also be compatible with modules outputting a RUN level when playing.
When a Gate (high level, rising edge) is received on the selected CV input, Hermod+ will instantly stop the player and reset all effects of its project. Then, the player will be waiting for the next CV clock to start from the beginning. If a clock gate and a reset gate are received at the same time, Hermod+ will restart (stop and play) instantly.
Tip When using AUTO , none of the CV inputs will be used to reset and stop the player. But if CLOCK SOURCE = CV IN, Hermod+ will automatically reset its player when not receiving an incoming CV clock for more than 2 seconds. This setting will also allow the player to automatically start the player when an incoming clock is received.
Note This reset input should be compatible with most modules outputting a RESET trigger on START or on STOP. It can also be compatible with modules outputting a RUN level when playing.
CV PLAY ENABLE -- CV A CV B CV C CV D
When the selected input is high, the sequencer will be playing. When low, Hermod+ will be stopped. In other words, it lets you control the « play/stop pad » of Hermod+ with a gate level. You can set this setting together with CLOCK SOURCE = INTERNAL and you will still be able to use the « play/stop pad » of Hermod+.
When the selected input is high, the sequencer will be playing. When low, Hermod+ will be stopped. In other words, it lets you control the « play/stop pad » of Hermod+ with a gate level. You can set this setting together with CLOCK SOURCE = INTERNAL and you will still be able to use the « play/stop pad » of Hermod+.
CV REC ENABLE --