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A/B Blend

[0.00...100.00]

is appears only if Mode is set to A/B. It controls the balance between Waves A and B. Use this to combine

characteristics of two dierent Wavetables (such as a pure-sounding table and a buzzy-sounding one), or the same

Wavetable processed by two dierent Wavetable Modiers.

Tip: Fade between modied and original versions of a Wavetable

1. Set Mode to A/B.

2. Select the same Wavetable for both A and B.

3. Make sure that B Oset is set to 0.00.

4. Set Wavetable A Modier to None.

5. Set Wavetable B Modier as desired (for instance, Hard Clip).

6. Use A/B Blend to fade between the normal and modied versions.

With Hard Clip, this will create a sound similar to a low-pass lter. Try modulating A/B Blend via an Envelope or LFO!

Since Wavetables A and B are phase-locked, you can use this technique to ne-tune the eects of any of the Modiers.

For example, try using this with any of the Tilt, Boost, or Cut options.

Position

[0.00...100.00]

Wavetables contain up to 64 waveforms. Position sweeps through all of the waveforms in the Wavetable. 0.00 always

selects the rst waveform, and 100.00 selects the last waveform. e range between these extremes is divided between

the total number of waveforms in the selected Wavetable, as shown below.

Note that when Mode is set to A/B, Wavetables A and B may have dierent numbers of waveforms. In this case,

Position will divide the range evenly for each Wavetable, just as if they were being used individually. For instance, if

A has four waveforms and B has 23 (see the graphic below), a Position just under 50 will play waveform 2 in A, and

waveform 12 in B.

Position

0 Position 100

Waveform

Wave

Wavetable with 4 waveforms

Wavetable with 11 waveforms

Wavetable with 23 waveforms

Envelope (Osc 1/2 Envelope Intensity)

[-100.00...+100.00]

is sets the amount of Position modulation from the Osc 1 Envelope (for Osc 1) or the Osc 2 Envelope (for Osc 2).

Vel-Env

[-100.00...+100.00]

is lets you use velocity to scale the amount of Position modulation from the Osc 1 Envelope (for Osc 1) or the Osc 2

Envelope (for Osc 2).

Korg modwave native User Manual

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