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Metropolis v1.0 MANUAL
The Metropolis is a unique and powerful Eurorack format musical sequencer inspired by the Ryk
M-185 (a Roland System 100m format sequencer.) but with many additional enhancements and func-
tions.
The Metropolis comprises eight “STAGES”, each with its own assignable gate mode, pulse count and
pitch value. Each stage can also have a special slide or skip function activated too. The slide function-
ality is a constant time portamento very similar to the Roland TB303 (unlike most synths/sequencers
that use constant rate portamento) which produces a very musical and interesting result.
In addition to the base sequencer settings set with the sliders and switches there is a full menu of
controls and auxiliary modiers that allows the user to control and manipulate the sequence in many
powerful ways including sequencer direction modes, pitch quantization and scale manipulators, clock
dividers, shufe and much more.
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Page 1 - Metropolis v1.0 MANUAL

1Metropolis v1.0 MANUAL The Metropolis is a unique and powerful Eurorack format musical sequencer inspired by the Ryk M-185 (a Roland System 100m

Page 2 - FRONT PANEL ELEMENTS

10INPUTSAUX A, AUX B: -5V to +5VRESET, CLK: 0 to +5V (logic levels)OUTPUTSGATE, CLOCK, SYNC: 0 to 5V (logic levels)PITCH: 0 to 5V (1V/Oct scaling)

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11CREDITS WARRANTYSome features of the Metropolis were inspired by the work of RYK and his Roland System 100 format M-185 Sequencer.Design Consulting

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12SCALE DISPLAY INTERVAL SETChromatic 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11Major 0,2,4,5,7,9,11Minor 0,2,3,5,7,8,10Dorian 0,2,3,5,7,9,10Mixolydian 0,2,

Page 5 - MENU FUNCTIONS

13SCALE DISPLAY INTERVAL SETJapanese / Iwato 0,1,5,6,10Kumoi 0,2,3,7,9Pelog 0,1,3,4,7,8Spanish 0,1,3,4,5,6,8,10Tritone (2 semitone ver-sion)0, 1, 4, 6

Page 6 - MENU FUNCTIONS (continued...)

14Startup displayDefault active display showing currently active pitch and a sequence animation.When a pitch slider is moved the slider number and new

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15AUX DESTINATION - Gate LengthAUX DESTINATION - Pitch Pre (Transpose)AUX DESTINATION - Octave ShiftAUX DESTINATION - Pitch Post (Key shift)AUX DESTIN

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16APPENDIX C - PATCH EXAMPLESEXAMPLE 1: BASIC PATCHIn the EXAMPLE 1 patch the Metropolis is being used in its most common conguration to control the

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17APPENDIX C - PATCH EXAMPLES (continued...)EXAMPLE 2: MODULATED SEQUENCE PATCHThe patch in EXAMPLE 2 demonstrates a way to generate a sequence that i

Page 10 - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

21 - AUX A input jackPatch a -5V to +5V source here for modulating the sequencer parameter assigned to AUX A . 2 - GATE output jackThe sequencer gate

Page 11 - WARRANTY

36. RESET input jackPatch a logic level signal (0-5V) here to reset the sequencer on either the next clock pulse or instantly depending on the CONFIG

Page 12 - APPENDIX A - SCALES

415. SLIDE/ SKIP buttonsEach of these buttons has dual functionality: Single click will activate a pitch slide for the given stage. A solid green indi

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5TRANSPORT FUNCTIONSRUNToggles the start/stop of the sequenceRESETResets the sequence. The behavior depends on the CONFIG-> RESET mode.If RST n the

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6INT/EXTThis allows you to select INT CLK mode or EXT CLK mode. The display ashes to indicate that you choice is not active until you click the encod

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7CONFIGThe CONFIG menu comprises ve ashing submenu choices. To select a submenu item, select it with the encoder and then click to enter that submen

Page 16 - APPENDIX C - PATCH EXAMPLES

8SEQUENCE GENERATION FUNCTIONSMODEThere are 10 possible direction modes for the sequencer. These determine how the sequencer ad-vances between stages.

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9BRN-F - FIXED BROWNIAN MODESame as BRN mode except that the total length of the sequence is determined by the total pulse count set in the STAGES men

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