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Type | Analog Synthesizer |
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Polyphony | Monophonic |
Arpeggiator | No |
External audio input | Yes |
Oscillators | 2 x Variable Waveshape Oscillators |
Waveforms | Sawtooth, Square, Pulse, Triangle |
Keyboard | 25-note |
LFO | Triangle, Square, Sawtooth |
Envelopes | 2 ADSR Envelopes |
Connectivity | USB, MIDI In/Out |
Audio Outputs | 1 x 1/4" |
Headphone Output | 1/4" |
Filter | Ladder Filter (20Hz-20kHz) |
Basic precautions to follow when using electric products.
Instructions pertaining to risks of fire, electric shock, or injury to persons.
Details on proper grounding for electrical safety.
Lists essential items required for setting up the Sub Phatty.
Instructions for connecting the AC power cord and turning on the unit.
How to connect speakers or headphones for audio output.
Connecting and shaping external sound sources.
Connecting the Sub Phatty to a computer via USB for MIDI.
Connecting external MIDI devices for control or data transmission.
Utilizing CV/Gate inputs for expression pedals and control signals.
Introduction to the preset system and the bank/patch selection buttons.
Step-by-step guide on how to save custom sound patches.
Switching between Panel mode (manual control) and Preset mode.
Fundamental concepts of sound, frequency, amplitude, and timbre.
Explanation of audio and control signal pathways within the synthesizer.
Describes the two main variable waveshape oscillators and their waveforms.
Details on using the OCTAVE, WAVE, and FREQUENCY knobs for sound shaping.
Practical exercises for patch initialization and exploring oscillator features.
Guided steps to experiment with oscillator settings and their sonic results.
Explains the mixer's function in combining audio signals from internal inputs.
Details the level controls for each oscillator, sub oscillator, and noise generator.
Introduction to the Moog lowpass ladder filter and its role in shaping timbre.
Explains the CUTOFF, RESONANCE, MULTIDRIVE, and EG AMOUNT controls.
Explains the concept of sound envelopes and their ADSR stages.
Details the Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release stages of envelope generators.
Covers the FILTER envelope controls for ATTACK, DECAY, and SUSTAIN.
Demonstrates how to use envelopes for expressive note articulation.
A guide to synthesizing a classic analog drum machine kick drum sound.
Explains the importance and function of modulation in synthesizers.
Details the LFO RATE and SOURCE controls for modulation.
Explores using different LFO waveforms for expressive modulation.
Demonstrates modulating pulse wave shape for dynamic sonic changes.
Adjusts the pitch of both oscillators for precise tuning.
Controls the time taken for pitch transitions between notes.
Expands the keyboard range by transposing octaves.
Usage of the Pitch and Mod wheels for performance expression.
Reassigns front-panel controls to access hidden parameters.
Adjusts the overall pitch of the keyboard.
Sets the maximum upward interval for the pitch bend wheel.
Sets the maximum downward interval for the pitch bend wheel.
Selects between Linear Constant Rate, Time, and Exponential glide types.
Enables glide that is controlled by the keyboard gate signal.
Specifies which oscillator receives waveform modulation.
Chooses from different frequency ranges for the LFO.
Configures the MIDI channel for data transmission and reception.
Determines if preset volume level overrides the master volume.
Determines if preset mod wheel setting overrides current position.
Resets all preset parameters to their default values.
Sets the MIDI channel for receiving and sending data.
Lists all available MIDI Control Change messages and their functions.
Details the one-year warranty for defects in materials and workmanship.
Instructions for obtaining an RMA and returning the product for service.
Steps to register the instrument and activate the warranty.
Guidelines for cleaning and handling the synthesizer safely.
A crucial safety warning regarding opening the chassis and user serviceability.