CVs on AB Transpose

From 1.0.1 AB Transpose supports input CVs. How does it works?
All input CV connectors on the AB Transpose back, receive bipolar values from -1 to 1. When a CV connected, the transpose value will be the knob value multiplied by the incoming CV value. Of course, if the knob are in the zero position, or the incoming CV value is zero, then the transpose value will be zero also, in this case, there are no transposing.

See the following examples:

The Subtratcor LFO1 provides an input for the AB Transpose Semi A input.

Set a non-zero velue on the Semi A knob to hear the result.

Another example:

You could use Matrix CV output to modulate AB Transpose. Because AB Transpose receives bipolar values from -1 to 1, don't forget to set Matrix into bipolar mode.
Please, keep in mind, player devices could not modify the instrument's input gate and note information, when he get this values directly from a CV. So use CV Player Tap from Lectric Panda for example to feed the players from Matrix.

In this example, the first Matrix modulates the Semi A value, the second Matrix changes the AB button state. When the incoming CV is zero or less, the active setup is the A, when the incoming CV is greater than zero, then the active setup will be the B.
Remark: when the A/B CV connected, then the A/B switch on the front panel will be ignored.