Oberheim TEO-5 - Effects

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Effects
Oberheim
Additional Unison Parameters (Program Menu)
Additional Unison parameters are accessible by pressing the front-panel
program button and scrolling through the list that appears.
Unison Key Mode: Low, High, Last—Determines which note has priority
when more than one note is played simultaneously in Unison mode. Low,
selects low-note priority. High selects high-note priority. Last selects last-
note priority.
Unison Env Retrig: Off, On—Determines whether the envelopes are
retriggered if a note is held while additional notes are played.
Effects
You can add up to two digital effects per program. The rst effect can be one of
several classic device emulations, including various delays, chorus, anging,
ring modulation, and others. The second effect is a dedicated reverb with
variable decay, pre-delay, size, and tone. Effects are saved with programs.
Effect Types
• Delay - classic stereo digital delay
• BBD - vintage bucket-brigade delay emulation
• Tape Delay 1 - vintage tape delay emulation
• Tape Delay 2 - vintage tape delay emulation with more tape saturation
• Chorus - vintage stereo chorus
• Flanger - vintage through-zero anger
• Phaser - vintage 6-stage phaser
• HP Filter - high-pass lter
• Distortion - classic op amp distortion
• Ring Mod - modelled on the 1972 Maestro/ Oberheim ring modulator
• Rotating Speaker - vintage rotating speaker emulation
• Lo-Fi - emulates the transformative effects of a badly-calibrated tape
machine
• Dedicated Reverb (Effect 2) - plate reverb with variable time, tone, and
early reections.