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Provides a general description of the MicroMonsta 2 synthesizer's features and capabilities.
Details new features introduced in firmware version 2.1, including Deeper FM and MPE mode.
Lists and describes the main physical controls and displays on the front of the MicroMonsta 2.
Details the available ports on the rear panel, including USB, MIDI IN, and AUDIO OUT.
Explains various methods for powering the MicroMonsta 2 and how to avoid audio ground loops.
Identifies how the currently edited program is indicated and managed.
Explains the method for navigating through different parameter pages using buttons and encoders.
Details how to edit parameters using the device's encoders and knobs.
Describes the Monotimbral mode for playing one sound with 12-voice polyphony.
Explains the Bitimbral mode for playing two sounds on separate MIDI channels.
Details how to combine up to two programs in Combi mode using different configurations.
Instructions on how to load presets into Program A or B using the dedicated buttons and encoder.
Steps for saving the current sound to a preset slot, including naming and selection.
Guide on how to load a combi, which includes multiple program parameters.
Procedure for saving a combi, including naming and selecting destination programs.
Explains how to quickly load the previous or next preset or combi from the Quick Edit screen.
Presents a basic overview of the MicroMonsta 2's synthesis engine and signal path.
Introduces the Quick Edit menu for fast access to common synthesis parameters.
Details the parameters for the three independent oscillators, including algorithm, shape, and tuning.
Lists and describes the various analog oscillator algorithms available for OSC1.
Details the FM-able algorithms exclusive to OSC1 and their shape parameter.
Explains the wavetables available for OSC2 and OSC3 and their shape parameter control.
Visual examples of the main oscillator waveforms and their shape variations.
Describes the mixer menu for balancing oscillator levels and the white noise source.
Details filter parameters like cutoff, resonance, and character, along with keyboard tracking.
Lists the eight different multimode filter types available on the MicroMonsta 2.
Explains the drive parameter for adding distortion and the output mix level.
Details the ADSR parameters for the three available envelopes (ENV1, ENV2, ENV3).
Describes LFO parameters like waveform, speed, and mode, with examples of bipolar waveforms.
Illustrates the unipolar LFO waveforms that oscillate between 0 and 1.
Explains the different LFO modes: voice (vce), one cycle (one), key press (key), and free-running (fre).
Details how to apply modulation sources to synthesis parameters using the modulation matrix.
Describes the Lag operator for smoothing modulation sources and its parameters.
Explains the Mult operator for multiplying modulation sources and its controls.
Provides a comprehensive list of available modulation sources, including notes, LFOs, and envelopes.
Lists all available parameters that can be modulated by modulation sources.
Explains the main arpeggiator parameters like style, gate length, octave spread, and speed.
Details how to program custom arpeggiator patterns using the 16-step sequence.
Describes the parameters for the integrated effects: Chorus, EQ, Delay, and Reverb.
Details the specific parameters for the delay effect, including mode, time, feedback, and send level.
Explains the parameters for the reverb effect, including decay, modulation, and send level.
Details voice modes (Modern, Vintage, Mono, Legato) and unison count settings.
Explains pan spread modes (dif, bal) and amount for stereo imaging.
Covers pitch bend values and voice/oscillator detune settings for analog character.
Details pitch bend values for negative and positive bend amounts.
Explains velocity sensitivity for VCA and filter cutoff envelope amount.
Describes envelope reset options for ENV1, ENV2, and ENV3 to create audio clicks or restarts.
Explains the oscillator phase reset option for consistent attack sounds.
Covers program category, volume, tempo, and global assignments for pots and encoders.
Details how knobs and encoders can be assigned globally or per program.
Explains Combi mode options (A, stack AB, split AB, mult AB) and split point settings.
Details system configuration options like operating mode (monotimbral, bitimbral, combi) and LCD contrast.
Covers MIDI channel, MPE pitch bend range, and clock source settings.
Explains global assignments for the F, Q, and M pots.
Details global assignments for the quick edit menu encoders 1 through 4.
Instructions for dumping the currently edited or multiple programs via SYSEX.
Procedure for receiving SYSEX program data from a computer into the MicroMonsta 2.
Lists all supported MIDI Control Change messages and their corresponding parameters.
Notes NRPN control availability and future documentation.
Explains how to retune the MicroMonsta 2 globally using Bulk Tuning Dumps via MIDI.
Discusses limitations of Bulk Tuning Dumps, such as being global and not stored in memory.
Details the recommended controller settings for using MPE mode with the MicroMonsta 2.
Instructions on how to perform a factory reset on the MicroMonsta 2.
Lists audio output details, maximum level, and dynamic range.
Details MIDI input specifications.
Lists power connector and current consumption details.
Provides general physical dimensions of the MicroMonsta 2.
General| Brand | Audiothingies |
|---|---|
| Model | MicroMonsta 2 |
| Category | Synthesizer |
| Language | English |
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