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Control2: LFO 1 Intensity ......................................................[000…127]
This parameter adjusts the depth of the additional modulation applied by
LFO1 to the cross modulation effect.
7. When Wave: Saw, Pulse, Triangle, Sine and OSC1 Mod: Unison
Control1: Detune
.................................................................[000…127]
This parameter adjusts the difference in pitch between the five unison oscil-
lators. Higher values will broaden the pitch difference between the oscilla-
tors, producing a richer sound.
Control2: Phase ...................................................................[000…127]
000 (0º) 063 (90º) 127 (180º)
Saw
Pulse
Triangle
Sine
Specifies the phase of each oscillator at note-on. This will affect the tone of
the attack. A setting of 127 will change the pitch and volume.
8. When Wave:Saw, Pulse, Triangle, Sine and OSC1 Mod: VPM
Control1: Modulation Depth
................................................. [000…127]
Adjusts the depth of VPM.
Control2: Modulation Harmonics .......................................... [001…032]
Specifies the frequency of the VPM modulator as a harmonic multiple of
oscillator 1.
OSC2 (Oscillator 2)
Here you can make settings for oscillator 2. By using this in conjunction
with oscillator 1 you can obtain a variety of sounds. For example by adjust-
ing OSC2 SEMITONE and OSC2 TUNE, you can make one oscillator act
as an overtone of the other oscillator. Alternatively, you can create a musi-
cal interval by setting each oscillator to a different pitch, or create a detuned
effect by setting the two oscillators to slightly different pitches. You can also
apply ring modulation or oscillator sync to generate complex overtones (this
is done using the OSC2 “OSC MOD” parameter).
WAVE (Waveform Select)............................ [SAW, PULSE, TRIANGLE, SINE]
Selects a waveform for oscillator 2.
SAW: A sawtooth wave.
PULSE: A square wave.
TRIANGLE: A triangle wave.
SINE: A sine wave.
NOTE
If you do not hear the sound of oscillator 2, go to the MIXER page and
raise “OSC2 LVL”. If you want to hear only the sound of oscillator 2, lower
the “OSC 1 LVL” on the MIXER page.
OSC MOD (Oscillator 2 Modulation Type) ........ [OFF, RING, SYNC, RNG.SYNC]
This selects the type of oscillator modulation produced by oscillator 2 in
conjunction with oscillator 1.
OFF: Oscillator modulation will not be used; the sound of oscillator 2 will be
output.
By adjusting the OSC2 “SEMITONE” and “TUNE” settings you’ll be able to
create overtone-like components, harmonies, or detune effects.
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