V-SCALE - How to Reset/Re-tune Trimmers to normal 1V/Oct accurate settings (for buffered multiple)

This video shows how to return your V-Scale's trimmers back to 'factory default' settings - basically, so that all adjustable outputs are back in their central, accurate 1V/Oct positions. If you've previously adjusted any of the outputs to compensate for another module not tracking accurately, or if you acquired the module from someone else and it's already been adjusted, then it's likely that at some point you'll want to use the module simply as a buffered multiple, for distributing accurate 1V/Oct CV signals to VCO's or other modules. The video shows 2 easy ways of doing this. For musical use it might not always be needed or desired to have VCO's close to perfectly tuned, but the more time spent on adjusting the closer it is possible to get, it really depends on preference. However, tracking across a range of octaves is generally not something that can be compromised too much, and the V-Scale is a purpose-made tool for combatting this problem.
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