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Oberheim Matrix-12 - Using the Tracking Generator

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POINT
1
POINT
2
POINT
3
POINT
4
POINTS
This
means
that
any
one
of
these
modulation
functions
can
be
modified
to
sound
different
than
the
way
they
already
sound.
Thus,
the
Tracking
Generator
gives
you
virtually
unlimited
possibilities
when
using
the
MATRIX-12's
Modulation Sources.
Each
of
the
27
Modulation
Sources
can
be
tailored
in
1,073,744,824
ways
using
the
five
POINT
parameters.
A
Tracking
Generator
divides
the
"control
range"
of
the
Modulation
Source
INPUTlrfto
five
sections.
At
each
of
these
points
you
can
define
the
desired
Output.
These
five
Track
Points
represent
the
five
sections
of
the
Track's
control
range.
Each
POINT
Value
goes
from
0
to
+63.
Unlike
other
modulations,
however,
using
a
Value
of
0
for
all
five
POINT
amounts
does
not
mean
"no
effect".
The
Tracking
Generator's
default
settings-or
the
Default
Values
that
produce
no
effect
-
are
as
follows:
POINT
1
POINT
2
POINT
3
POINT
4
POINTS
0
15
31
47
63
When
the
PO/A/TValues
have
been
set
to
these
values,
the
Tracking
Generator
is
said
to
have a
linear
output.
The
input
is
the
same
as
the
output
-
no
effect,
no
change.
If
values
of
0
are
used
across
the
board,
the
Tracking
Generator
is
effectively
turned
off
and
will
not
output
anything:
0
amounts
for
all
five
POINT
values
yields
a
0
output
level.
When
using
TRACK,
use
these
default
Values
as
a
place
to
start
from
in
getting
the
result
you
want.
Changing
any
one
of
these
Values
changes
the
curve
of
the
Tracking
Generator
and
whatever
you
select
as
the
INPUTwiW
behave
in
a
different
way
Let's
see
how
the
Tracking
Generator
accomplishes
this:
Using
the
TRACKING
GENERATOR
You
can
think
of
TRACK
as
having
two
components:
the
modulation
source
that
you
want
to
change
(labelled
INPUT)
and
the
re-shaping
functions
(labelled
POINT
1
through
5)
which
make
up
the
generator's
curve
and
thus
its
Output.
So,
when
using
TRACK,
assign
it
to
its
destination
like
you
would
any
other
modulation
source
(see
the
section
titled
Part
4:
MATRIX
MODULATION).
Then
select
the
actual
modulation
source
you
want
to
use
for
the
INPUT
The
real
magic
begins
when
we
experiment
with the
five
POINT
values.
124
Matrix-12
Owner's
Manual

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