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microKORG2 TIMBRE EDIT section - PATCH 1–6
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Note: The pitch of keyboard tracking (the note played on the keyboard) is affected by the porta-
mento parameter. The pitch bend wheel, transpose controls, vibrato, and virtual patch connec-
tions do not affect key tracking.
Pitch Bend: Modulation is applied in a negative or positive direction, with the center position of the
PITCH wheel’s variable range as the base.
Mod.W (+): Modulation is applied according to the value of the MOD wheel (0–127).
Mod.W (+-): Modulation is applied in a negative or positive direction, with the center position of the
MOD wheel’s variable range as the base.
Flt EG (+): Modulation is applied only in a positive direction using the filter EG.
Flt EG (+-): Modulation is applied in a negative or positive direction using the filter EG.
Amp EG (+): Modulation is applied only in a positive direction using the amp EG.
Amp EG (+-): Modulation is applied in a negative or positive direction using the amp EG.
LFO1 (+): Modulation is applied only in a positive direction using LFO 1.
LFO1 (+-): Modulation is applied in a negative or positive direction using LFO 1.
LFO2 (+), LFO2 (+-): Same as LFO 1.
Noise: Produces continuous change using a random value. This is affected by the Noise Type/Noise
Color parameter settings.
Analog: Produces a random value each time you play a note, creating analog-like variations.
3. Destination (Dest) [NoAssign, ..., EQ F.Back] (NRPN 4, 32...37)
Selects the parameter (destination) to be controlled by the modulation.
For example, if you select TIMBRE Pitch, modulation is applied to the overall pitch of the timbre.
See “PATCH1-6List” for a list of parameters that you can set.
4. Intensity [-63...0...63]
(P1: CC#103, P2: CC#104, P3: CC#105, P4: CC#106, P5: CC#107, P6: CC#108)
Sets the depth of the effect produced by the modulation source. With a setting of 0, no modulation is
applied.
5. Patch Connection (Connect) [Off/On]
Turns the virtual patch connection on/off.