microKORG2 TIMBRE EDIT section - PATCH 1–6
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Virtual patching examples for Source 1/2 and Destination
Source Destination Explanation
Velocity FILTER Cutoff
The cutoff frequency changes according to the velocity (how
hard you play the keys).
KbdTrk TIMBRE Pan
The panpot (stereo position) of the sound gradually changes
according to the note you play on the keyboard, with lower
notes panned to the left and higher notes panned to the
right.
Pitch Bend TIMBRE Pan
Moving the PITCH wheel or receiving a pitch bend change
message causes the sound to pan across the stereo spread.
Mod.W FILTER Cutoff
The cutoff frequency changes when you operate the MOD
wheel or when a CC#1 message is received.
Mod.W LFO2 Freq
The LFO 2 speed changes when you operate the MOD wheel
or when a CC#1 message is received.
Flt EG/Amp EG TIMBRE Pitch
The Filter EG or Amp EG will vary the pitch of the entire
timbre over time.
Flt EG/Amp EG TIMBRE Pan
The Filter EG or Amp EG changes the panpot setting over
time. By using two patches to invert the Intensity value (+/-),
you can create more complex panning.
LFO 1/LFO 2 OSC1 Pitch
Vibrato is applied to OSC1 according to the LFO1 or LFO2
frequency.
LFO 1/LFO 2 FILTER Cutoff Wah is applied according to the LFO1 or LFO2 frequency.
LFO 1/LFO 2 TIMBRE Level Tremolo is applied according to the LFO1 or LFO2 frequency.
LFO 1/LFO 2 TIMBRE Pan
Auto panpot is applied according to the LFO1 or LFO2
frequency.
Analog TIMBRE Pitch
The pitch changes randomly for each note that you play. A
low Intensity value gives the pitch a loose analog synth feel,
and a high Intensity value produces a more random effect.
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