Section 4 — Effect Parameters
ENSONIQ KT Musician’s Manual 9
ENVCF-CHO+REVERB
ENVCF-CHO+REVERB combines a resonant, envelope-controlled filter and chorus, with reverb.
This algorithm can be used to create retro/analog VCF sounds. Assign a voice to FX1 to get filter,
chorus and reverb, or use FX2 for reverb only.
DRY
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R
Reverb
FX2
Mix1
Mix2
Audio
Outputs
FX1
ENVCF Chorus
ENVCF-CHO+REVERB Signal Routing
Fc Range: 00 to 99
Determines the filter cut off-frequency. Higher values have a brighter sound. This parameter can
be modulated using a CV Pedal for a wah-wah pedal effect. To use as an EQ, set the desired
value and make sure Env Amt=00. To use in the classic analog-synth filter mode, set this
parameter to a low value and set Env Amt to a higher value.
Qc Range: 00 to 99
Determines the peak at the filter cutoff point. While the Fc parameter determines where (at what
frequency) this peak will occur, the Qc setting controls the presence (“sharpness”) of the peak.
This setting is important for the analog-synth filter effect.
Trig Mode Range: SINGLE or MULTI
Determines whether the envelope which controls the VCF will retrigger with each key-event
(MULTI) or not (SINGLE).
Atck Range: 00 to 99
Sets the time it takes for the filter to open (i.e. to go to its highest frequency). A setting of 00 is
instantaneous. This parameter can be used to modulate the frequency of the filter.
Decay Range: 00 to 99
Determines the amount of time for the filter to go from the maximum level achieved during the
attack portion to the level set during the sustain portion.
Sust Range: 00 to 99
Sets the level at which the filter will stay until the key is released.
Rels Range: 00 to 99
Determines how long it will take the filter to go from the sustain level to zero after the key is
released.
Env Amt Range: 00 to 99
Determines how much affect the envelope will have on the filter’s cutoff frequency. When set to
00, the Atck, Decay, Sustain, Rels, and Trig Mode parameters have no effect.
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