The Ekdahl FAR - Getting started: Difference between revisions

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* Harmonic shift / fine tune - freely shifts the frequency of the bowing wheel from the harmonic number set. This command is dependent on the harmonic shift range which can be edited with the configuration utility.

* Control method - the method of control used. This can be CV, USB-MIDI, MIDI or USB-Serial as of the writing of this document.

* <span id="command">Command</span> - the Ekdahl FAR is entirely controlled by internal commands, these decide what the instrument is doing and changes internal parameters. When a MIDI event occurs or a new CV / knob value is read, the commands associated with it will be sent to the instrument. This can be things like "engage hammer" or "set the fundamental frequency" etc. Some of the available commands are mainly used for calibrating and setting up the instrument and are usually saved into the instruments memory, these will be executed whenever the instrument is turned on. All commands can be manually invoked via USB-Serial.

* <span id="command">''Command''</span> - the Ekdahl FAR is entirely controlled by internal commands, these decide what the instrument is doing and changes internal parameters. When a MIDI event occurs or a new CV / knob value is read, the commands associated with it will be sent to the instrument. This can be things like "engage hammer" or "set the fundamental frequency" etc. Some of the available commands are mainly used for calibrating and setting up the instrument and are usually saved into the instruments memory, these will be executed whenever the instrument is turned on. All commands can be manually invoked via USB-Serial.

== The Front Panel ==

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 * Harmonic shift / fine tune - freely shifts the frequency of the bowing wheel from the harmonic number set. This command is dependent on the harmonic shift range which can be edited with the configuration utility.
 * Control method - the method of control used. This can be CV, USB-MIDI, MIDI or USB-Serial as of the writing of this document.
-* <span id="command">Command</span> - the Ekdahl FAR is entirely controlled by internal commands, these decide what the instrument is doing and changes internal parameters. When a MIDI event occurs or a new CV / knob value is read, the commands associated with it will be sent to the instrument. This can be things like "engage hammer" or "set the fundamental frequency" etc. Some of the available commands are mainly used for calibrating and setting up the instrument and are usually saved into the instruments memory, these will be executed whenever the instrument is turned on. All commands can be manually invoked via USB-Serial.
+* <span id="command">''Command''</span> - the Ekdahl FAR is entirely controlled by internal commands, these decide what the instrument is doing and changes internal parameters. When a MIDI event occurs or a new CV / knob value is read, the commands associated with it will be sent to the instrument. This can be things like "engage hammer" or "set the fundamental frequency" etc. Some of the available commands are mainly used for calibrating and setting up the instrument and are usually saved into the instruments memory, these will be executed whenever the instrument is turned on. All commands can be manually invoked via USB-Serial.
 == The Front Panel ==