Sleepy Circuits Hypno Bedienungsanleitung

Getting Started

Hypno Hardware Versions

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HDMI

USB

5V 3A

recommended

Hypno can be powered from a wall adapter or USB port. It is recommended to have a 3A supply to

power Hypno (and any accesories on the USB ports). You will need to plug in the video output

(HDMI) 1st and then the power (follow the order of the circled numbers in the diagram below). You

will see scrolling text on the screen when it is plugged in correctly.

Hypno is based on the Raspberry Pi mini-computer. The Hypno works with most Pis currently in production to allow for greatest supply flexibility and device

availability. Your setup’s wiring will vary based on which version you have.

The different Pis have a few hardware differences and wether you want to use your Hypno in the Eurorack will dictate which Pi is best for your needs, the Pi is

user switchable and source-able by the user (try rpilocator.com) so acquiring a single setup does not prevent you from converting your Hypno to one that is

best in the eurorack or vice versa.

PI4 PI3 B+ PI CM4 w/ WS-IO (All Back IOs)

- USB-C Power Input

- SD Card Slot

- 4x USB-A

- Ethernet

- Micro HDMI out (May require adapterto fullsize HDMI)

- AV Combo jack (use adapter for Composite Out)

(Does NOT Fit in a Eurorack Case)

All Hypnos (non CM3)

- USB-C Power (on the back)

- 7 CV Inputs

- 2 Trigger Inputs (underlined)

- Expansion Header (for Eurorack Adapter Kit)

CM3 (Discontinued)

- Dual Role Front USB port (requires adapter for host operation)

- Builtin eMMC Memory for OS (update switch for OS upload)

- Side Micro-USB Power Only Port

- Composite Jack on front panel

- Direct Eurorack power in

- Fits in a Eurorack Case

- Micro USB Power Input

- SD Card Slot

- 4x USB-A

- Ethernet

- HDMI Out

- AV Combo jack (use adapter for Composite Out)

(Does NOT Fit in a Eurorack Case)

- USB-C Power Input

- Builtin eMMC Memory for OS

(boot switch for OS upload)

- 2x USB-A

- Ethernet

- HDMI Out

(Does NOT fit in a Eurorack Case)

(No Composite Out!)

PI3 A+ (Fits in a Eurorack!)

- Fits in a Eurorack Case

- Micro USB Power Input

- SD Card Slot

- 1x USB-A

- HDMI Out

- AV Combo jack

(use adapter for Composite Out)

(Eurorack power requires Adapter Kit)

Note: The Hypno Enclosure is made to support all the PIs at once so the A+ USB port is

inset a bit deeper into the enclosure and harder to access when used standalone. For

this reason we recommend using the other Pis if youre primarily looking to use Hypno

standalone.

Seeing onl y text & no visuals ? Hypno

No-Pi Kit w/ Pi 3 (A+/B) requires reflash-

ing the SD card (the cards come with the

PI4 OS out of the factory.) See

docs.sleepycircuits.com for instructions.

Hypno (2.3)

Hypno is an “all-in-one” semi-modular video generator

(and sampler!). The panel is organized into mirrored sides

for 2 shapes A&B. The centered controls are global. Hypno

outputs 720x480 video with composite, HDMI or NDI.

HDMI or Composite output PAL

or NTSC (switchable via config

file). Some Hypnos require AV

Combo jack adapter for

Composite Out.

Video Output

Master value of both

shapes A&B. Bi-Polar

control with blackness

at 12 o’clock.

Gain

USB / IO

Polarization / Y Offset

Frequency

Color selection

shifts color

relationship for

both shapes A&B

at once.

Hue

Rotation

Feedback

Regular

hyper_digital

Edgy

Stable Glitch

Inverted Stable

Shape A

Sin

Ta n

Poly

Circle/Oval

Fractal Noise

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Knobs are connected with a line

to their corresponding modulation

jack. Subtle smoothing is applied

to inputs by default.

CV Control (-5V to 5V)

Triggers on underlined jacks

step through the shapes of

the corresponding

oscillator.

Shape Trig Inputs

Video Looping via USB Drive

Stream to Computer via NDI

MIDI Host Capable

UVC compliant Video Input

Note: IO differs for Hypno based on

Raspberry PI used.

Hypno’s video output may

trigger seizures in

individuals with

photosensitive epilepsy.

Epilespy Warning!

CM3 (Discontinued)

- Dual Role Front USB port (requires adapter for host operation)

- Builtin eMMC Memory for OS (update switch for OS upload)

- Side Micro-USB Power Only Port

- Composite Jack on front panel

- Direct Eurorack power in

- Fits in a Eurorack Case

Check out

docs.sleepycircuits.com

for more info!

Shape Scroll

Smoothly scrolls the oscillator.

Slider’s center detent

represents 0. Moving the

slider up or down scrolls the

shape forward or backward.

Rotation Mod

Makes shape rotation drift.

Digital notch in the center/up

position is 0, left and right

introduces rotation drift.

Polar/Y Scroll Mod

Modulates the polarization or

Scroll Mod based on shape

selection. Digital notch in the

center/up position is 0, left and

right introduces drift.

Holding one of the side buttons on Hypno

enters the UI into an alternate state, allowing

more detailed control of the Shapes.

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Shape Pages

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Shape A to B Patch Gain

Controls amount of modulation

going from Shape A to Shape B

(only active when this

Button-Patch is on/green).

Fractal Mod / Repeat

Fractal Amount is ON: Turns the

Fractal Axis continously. Center/Up

is stopped, left and right introduce

drift.

Fractal Amount is OFF:

Left/Right Toggles Mirrored/

Standard image repeat

Fractal Amount

Fractals/Mirrors the shape in

many different patterns – from

basic mirroring to kaleidoscope

fractal madness.

Shape Scroll

Smoothly scrolls the oscillator.

Slider’s center detent

represents 0. Moving the

slider up or down scrolls the

shape forward or backward.

Rotation Mod

Makes shape rotation drift.

Digital notch in the center/up

position is 0, left and right

introduces rotation drift.

Polar/Y Scroll Mod

Modulates the polarization or

Scroll Mod based on shape

selection. Digital notch in the

center/up position is 0, left and

right introduces drift.

Shape B to A Patch Gain

Controls amount of modulation

going from Shape A to Shape B

(only active when this

Button-Patch is on/green).

Fractal Amount

Fractals/Mirrors the shape in

many different patterns – from

basic mirroring to kaleidoscope

fractal madness.

Hue Offset

Controls Shape A’s color offset

from root color set by the Root

Hue Control on the main panel.

Saturation

Controls saturation of the

shape’s color, from white to fully

saturated.

Fractal Mod / Repeat

Fractal Amount is ON: Turns the

Fractal Axis continously. Center/Up

is stopped, left and right introduce

drift.

Fractal Amount is OFF:

Left/Right Toggles Mirrored/

Standard image repeat

Hold a button to open these pages!

Feedback Page

Feedback to Shape Gain

Amount of modulation going

from feedback frame back into

the corresponding shape (only

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Feedback Rotation

Rotates feedback frame. Digital

notch in the center/up position

is 0 rotation with left and right

rotating the frame.

Feedback Rotation Mod

Rotates Feedback Rotation

continuously. Digital notch in

the center/up position is 0

modulation with left and right

rotating the frame continuously.

Feedback Zoom

Zooms the feedback frame in

and out, digital notch in the

center/up position is 1:1, left

zooms in, right zooms out.

Feedback X Offset

Offsets feedback frame in the X

axis. Digital notch in the

center/up position is no offset,

with extremes being a mirrored

frame on the axis.

Feedback Y Offset

Offsets feedback frame in Y

axis. Digital notch in the

center/up position is no offset,

with extremes having a

mirrored frame on the axis.

Hue Shift

Introduces a hue shift effect

around the edges of shapes.

Useful for introducing gradients

into the feedback frame.

Safety Instructions

Water is lethal for electric devices. Hypno is NOT intended for use in a humid or

wet environment. Liquids or other conducting substances must not get into the

module. Should this happen, the module should be disconnected from power

immediately, dried, examined and cleaned by a qualified technician.

Do not expose the module to temperatures above +50° C or below -20° C. If you

have transported the module in extreme low temperatures, leave it in room tem-

perature for an hour before plugging it in.

This device complies with EU guidelines and is manufactured RoHS conforming

without use of lead, mercury, cadmium or chrome. This device is electronic waste.

DO NOT DISPOSE WITH HOUSEHOLD WASTE. For proper disposal procedure con-

tact your local electronic waste disposal service or contact us at support@sleepy-

circuits.com.

This page controls Hypno’s active feedback mode (indicated by center LED color). The frame is

fed back internally for a variety of effects. You can think of this as if a camera is pointing at the

screen and feeding the image back into the Hypno, the controls on this page control the position

of this ‘camera’ and associated modulation.

Button & CV Patching

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Connection Gain

The sliders directly under the target of the patch controls the

magnitude of the modulation, center is 0 with up and down

representing positive and negative modulation. When the

connection is inactive these controls don’t do anything.

Connection State

If the connection between the section you are holding and the

one the button represents is made, the LED is Green, otherwise

the connection is red & inactive.

When Button Patching, each button represents a part of Hypno, left button is Shape A, right button

is Shape B, middle button is Master Output.

Connection Options / Shape Muting

This system can feedback and cross modulate the

sections of the engine to create new shapes & effects.

Unpatching a shape out of the master output is a

great way to quickly mute a shape. When this is done

you can still use the hidden shape as a modulation

source for the rest of the connections, this allows you

to dial in a more complex single shape patch.

CV Patching

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3.5mm TS

USB

-5V

+5V

5V 3A

recommended

When patching with CV, each jack is connected to the control it modu-

lates by a line. Hypno accepts -5V to 5V CV signals, these benefit from

envelope following when operating at fast rates.

Live Input & Sampling

1. Getting Input

Hypno’s front USB port supports USB Drives & USB

2.0 UVC compliant devices that support a MJPEG

output mode. You can plug in a variety of cameras

and capture cards into the USB ports via a

Micro-USB to USB-A adapter (or directly with most

Hypnos).

a. Plug in the USB via the front/back USB port

b. Plug the UVC device or USB Drive into the adapt-

er.

d. After a short delay, you will see Shape A light up in

a new color. Now you have an input shape!

2. The Input Shape

The video input is accessible as a 6th shape in the LED

Shape selection on either side.

The standard panel controls operate normally as if the

video input was a shape with a few exceptions:

- Putting the frequency slider all the way down does not

turn off the video feed

Only one input source is supported at one time, it is copied

for both shapes.

Live Video input into Hypno has a slight delay. Give the lil

friend a break, it’s doing a lot!!!

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Live Input

USB

HDMI

HDMI Capture

Card

USB-A*

UVC MJPEG Devices

Video

Source

Web Cam

*CM3 Hypno requires

MicroUSB to USB-A Adapter

5V 3A

recommended

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Switch-able Live Input & USB Drive Sampling

USB

HDMI Capture

Card

USB-A*

UVC MJPEG Devices

Video

Source

Web Cam

HDMI

USB-A*

USB Drive

*CM3 Hypno requires

MicroUSB to USB-A Adapter

& USB Hub

.mp4 480p

or .jpeg

5V 3A

recommended

Input Shape Pages

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Aspect Correct

Preforms X/Y stretching on the

video to correct for aspect

ratio. Center detent is no

correction. Up and Down

squash and stretch the video.

Lumakey Min

Lower bound for selecting a

brightness range out of the

input image. When min is

higher than max the luma range

is inverted.

Lumakey Max

High bound for selecting a

brightness range out of the

input image.

Y Crop

Preforms a center relative crop

of the input on the Y axis.

X Crop

Preforms a center relative crop

of the input on the X axis.

B Input Page

A Input Page

Input Index and Folder

Choose your file, left knob is

index and the right is the folder.

Input Index and Folder

Choose your file, right knob is

index and the left is the folder.

Hold 2 buttons to access these pages!

Holding 2 buttons while using the input shape brings up the advanced shape pages. These

pages contain useful utilities for dialing in the look of your input feed (Aspect Correction,

Lumakeying and Cropping) and selecting the source that is currently being sampled.

When both a USB Drive and UVC live input are plugged in the Video Index can live switch

between the two types of inputs (the left CCW position of the video index control selects the

live input).

Input Files on the USB Drive can be organized with a single level folder structure. These

folder and file names can be displayed on screen by activating Help Mode & moving the

“Input Index & Folder” controls. (See Presets & Help Mode section in this guide) This is a

great way to prepare content for your preformances or explore video packs.

Hypno accepts 720x480 .mp4 or .jpeg files. Use the startup USB format combo & see

docs.sleepycircuits.com for detailed guidance on drive formatting & preparing files for USB

sampling on your computer via Handbrake.

Advanced Shape Pages

Holding 2 buttons while using the internal shapes brings up the advanced

shape pages. These pages give you even further control over the builtin

shapes. Use Lumakeying, Cropping, Extra Waveshaping and more to dial in

your shapes!

(These controls are thesame as the Input Shape Page with logical alternatives for

use with the internal shapes)

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All: Aspect Correct

Poly: Number of Sides

Preforms X/Y stretching on the

shape.

Number of sides for the poly

shape. Triangle to Decagon.

All: Lumakey Min

Lower bound for selecting a

brightness range out of the

shape. When min is higher than

max the luma range is inverted.

All: Lumakey Max

High bound for selecting a

brightness range out of the

shape.

Poly, Circle: Y Crop

Preforms a center relative crop of

the input on the Y axis.

Preforms a center relative crop of

the input on the Y axis.

Sin, Tan: FM Waveshape

Poly, Circle: X Crop

Sin, Tan: Extra FM Wave

Preforms a center relative crop

of the input on the X axis.

Adds an extra modulation wave

on the opposite axis. Enables

more complex shapes.

B Advanced Shaping

Not Mapped Not Mapped

A Advanced Shaping

Hold 2 buttons to access these pages!

Presets & Help Mode

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Hold 2 buttons to access presets!

Save: Hold the 3rd button, you will see

the LEDs light up from left to right (3

seconds). When all the LEDs turn green,

the preset has been saved.

Load: Tap the 3rd button to recall the

last stored preset.

Quick Tip: Make an “Init” Patch!

When Hypno starts up it will be in the

default state, save this to a preset slot

to always have access to an initialized

state. Or make your own “initial” state.

Each of Hypno’s buttons represent a preset slot. Holding 2 buttons lets you access

the slot on the 3rd button. Presets save the state of all of Hypno’s controls in all of

the pages, if a video or image is loaded it is saved via its filename.

Anytime a USB drive is plugged in, presets are saved to the removeable drive.

Planning a set? Need more presets? Try MIDI! Plug in any midi keyboard and each of the

white keys now becomes a preset slot. Hold the key for 3 seconds to save to the slot (the

saving animation will play on the LEDs.) Tap the key to recall that preset.

Basic MIDI Setup

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Help Mode

Hold the 2 side buttons and turn this knob all the way to the right / CW

to enable help text. This mode displays the label of the last moved

control on screen.

When selecting files on the USB drive, help mode displays the name of

the folder or file you are currently navigating.

Center CV Remap Gain/Hue

Hold the 2 side buttons and turn this knob all the way to the right to

remap the center CV to control Hue instead of Gain.

Turn this knob back to the left for the default gain center CV mapping.

MIDI

Hypno can act as a USB-MIDI host through its front micro-USB port (or rear USB-A

ports), allowing you to edit or animate the module’s parameters with MIDI control-

lers, keyboards and more. In some cases, a USB OTG (microUSB adapter) is neces-

sary. A list of recommended adapters and known-compatible MIDI devices is avail-

able on forum.sleepcircuits.com.

All messages are recieved on Channel 16. In addition to extra preset slots & shape

toggle via note messages, MIDI also allows external control of every aspect of the

Hypno via CC messages.

Note: Hypno is currently a midi host only, this means that hypno is unable to

be a midi device but can be a host to other controllers (it does not work as

a device with a laptop computer as a host).

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Basic MIDI Setup

HDMI

USB-MIDI*

USB

*CM3 Hypno requires

MicroUSB to USB-A Adapter

5V 3A

recommended

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