Arturia minibrute - Amp; Filter; Modulation Routing; Pitch

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the arpeggiator tempo clock (Arpeg) or set to Free mode (i.e., the LFO rate
depends solely on the Rate knob setting).
4.2.6.4 Modulation routing
PWM & Metalizer
The PWM & Metalizer knob controls the amplitude and polarity of the
LFO signal that modulates the oscillator pulse wave Pulse Width, and the
Metalizer’s folding level. At the 0 position (12 o'clock) no modulation is
sent to the targets. When turned counter-clockwise (below the 0 mark)
the PWM & Metalizer knob sends an increasing amount of the inverted
LFO signal. When turned clockwise (beyond the 0 mark) the PWM & Metalizer knob
sends an increasing amount of the normal LFO signal.
Pitch
The Pitch knob controls the amplitude and polarity of the LFO signal
that modulates the oscillator pitch. At the 0 position (12 o'clock) no
modulation is sent to the targets. When turned counter-clockwise
(below the 0 mark) the Pitch knob sends an increasing amount of the
inverted LFO signal. When turned clockwise (beyond the 0 mark) the
Pitch knob sends an increasing amount of the normal LFO signal.
Filter
The Filter knob controls the amplitude and polarity of the LFO signal that
modulates the filter’s cutoff frequency. At the 0 position (12 o'clock) no
modulation is sent to the target. When turned counter-clockwise (below
the 0 mark) the Filter knob sends an increasing amount of the inverted
LFO signal. When turned clockwise (beyond the 0 mark) the Filter knob
sends an increasing amount of the normal LFO signal.
Amp
The Amp knob control the amplitude and polarity of the LFO signal
that modulates Amplifier’s level. On the 0 position (12 o'clock) no
modulation is sent to the target. When turned counter-clockwise
(below the 0 mark) the Amp knob sends an increasing amount of the
inverted LFO signal. When turned clockwise (beyond the 0 mark) the Amp knob
sends an increasing amount of the normal LFO signal.
4.2.7 Arpeggiator
The arpeggiator offers a way to sequence notes that are played on the keyboard.
It can create simple arpeggio patterns as well as complex, intertwined patterns.
4.2.7.1 Hold/On/Off
The Hold/On/Off switch is enables or disables the arpeggiator: