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TEO-5 User’s Guide
Modulation Examples
4. Use the value knob to set the amount to 30.
5. Use the value knob to scroll through the various mod destinations and
choose lfo 1 amt. (As a shortcut you can hold down the dest assign
button and move the LFO 1 amount knob.)
6. Hold down a note on the keyboard and turn the Mod wheel. You should
hear vibrato.
You can also use Pressure as the modulation source instead of the Mod
Wheel in the previous example to add vibrato with key pressure/after-
touch.
To use the Mod Wheel to control the lter cutoff:
1. In the modulation section, press the source button. Use the select knob to
scroll to Mod Slot 1 if it’s not already displayed.
2. Use the value knob to scroll through the various mod sources and
choose mod wheel.
3. Use the value knob to scroll through the various mod destinations and
choose cutoff.
4. Hold down a note on the keyboard (or press the hold button and play a
note on the keyboard) and move the Mod Wheel up and down.
5. Use the value knob to set the amount to your preference. Higher
amount settings cause the lter to open wider the farther up you move
the Mod Wheel. A negative amount setting will close the lter the
farther up you move the Mod Wheel.
Again, you can use Pressure as the modulation source instead of the
Mod Wheel in the previous example to open the lter (positive amount)
or close the lter (negative amount) with key pressure (aftertouch.