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Core.md

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 ## Modules
 1. [Audio](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#audio)
 2. [MIDI Interfaces](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#midi-Interfaces)
-   a. [MIDI-1](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#midi-1)
-   b. [MIDI-4](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#midi-4)
-   c. [MIDI-CC](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#midi-cc)
-   d. [MIDI-Trig](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#midi-trig)
+   - a. [MIDI-1](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#midi-1)
+   - b. [MIDI-4](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#midi-4)
+   - c. [MIDI-CC](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#midi-cc)
+   - d. [MIDI-Trig](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#midi-trig)
 3. [Blank](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#blank)
 4. [Notes](https://github.com/patman023/manual/blob/master/Core.md#notes)
    
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 Note: Using multiple Audio modules is experimental and may crash Rack or render unstable audio.
 Most DAWs avoid this feature entirely by restricting audio to a single input and a single output device for stability reasons, but if using multiple audio devices in Rack works with your configuration, more power to you!
 
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 ### MIDI Interfaces
 
 Each MIDI interface module (described below) supports the following drivers.
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 Using two rows of keys, the virtual MIDI keyboard spans approximately 2½ octaves and can be shifted down and up with the <code>&#96;</code> and `1` keys.
 Currently only the QWERTY (US) layout is supported, but other keyboard layouts may function similarly.
 
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 #### MIDI-1
 ![Core MIDI-1](images/Core/MIDI-1.m.png)
 
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 **CLK1** and **CLK2** generate triggers specified by the division set by right-clicking on the panel and selecting the *CLK 1 rate* or *CLK 2 rate*.
 **STRT**, **STOP**, and **CONT** generate triggers when the MIDI hardware or DAW host (for VCV Bridge) sends a start, stop, or continue event.
 
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 #### MIDI-4
 ![Core MIDI-4](images/Core/MIDI-4.m.png)
 
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 Remember that MIDI interfaces can be used simultaneously with the same driver, for example if global controls like pitch and mod wheel are needed along with polyphonic controls.
 
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 #### MIDI-CC
 ![Core MIDI-CC](images/Core/MIDI-CC.m.png)
 
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 A **LRN** indicator is displayed to represent that the port is in "learn" mode.
 Either type a number or move a controller to set the CC number.
 
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 #### MIDI-Trig
 ![Core MIDI-Trig](images/Core/MIDI-Trig.m.png)
 
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 To generate a CV signal corresponding to the velocity of the note instead of 10V, right-click on the panel and enable *Velocity* mode.
 This is useful for setting the amplitude of percussive sounds for MIDI controllers with velocity-capable pads, for example.
 
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 ### Blank
 ![Core Blank](images/Core/Blank.m.png)
 
 Useful for adding space between modules in your rack.
 You can resize the panel by dragging the edges horizontally, with a minimum size of 3HP.
 
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 ### Notes
 ![Core Notes](images/Core/Notes.m.png)