SQ-80
Musician's Manual
Modulation depth will reverse the effect) . Since scaling starts from MIDI key 0, there will always
be some effect on the SQ-80 keyboard, even on the lowest note. Manual Levels should be
adjusted accordingly.
KYBD 2
Another way to modulate any Manual Level with the position of a note on the Keyboard. KYBD2
employs a different curve. KYBD 2 goes negative as well as positive and, unlike KYBD, has
its full effect over the SQ-80's Keyboard.
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s the illustration shows, the effect
of KYBD 2 is to reduce the Manual
Level on notes below the break point 0-
(E
above Middle C), and increase
levels above that point. Negative
Modulation depths will do the oppo- _63
site.
WHEEL — Modulation Wheel
The MOD Wheel to the left of the Keyboard is assignable wherever a Modulator is selected. To
use the MOD Wheel for Vibrato (one common application) WHEEL must be assigned to
modulate the LFO that is modulating Oscillator Pitch. The MOD Wheel's effect is positive-going
only, from 0 (Wheel towards you) to +63 (Wheel away from you). Negative Modulation depths
will reverse the effect.
PEDAL — Voltage Control Foot Pedal
This selects the CVP-1 Foot Pedal, which can be plugged into the CV/Pedal Jack on the SQ-80's
rear panel, as a Modulator. Its effect will be the same as that of the MOD Wheel. It can be applied
wherever a Modulator is selected.
Foot Pedal
(not Volume Pedal — that's a separate controller) is MIDI Controller #4. Note that
if you play the SQ-80 from an external keyboard equipped with a Foot Pedal, and wish to use the
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