Roland RS-09 - RS-09 + SH-1 (VCF) SYSTEM CONFIGURATION; SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAM; SYNTHESIZER SOUND CREATION; SETUP EXAMPLE AND TONE FACTORS

RS-09+SH-1 (VCR
MIXER
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(RS-09) <SH-1 )
ORGAN RAW OUT-EXT AUDIO IN
GATE OUTPUT —GATE INPUT
EXT AUDIO IN —OUTPUT
(LEVEL M)
sensitivity of RS-09 to "M" and the master volume of SH-1 to a level where
the sound will not be distorted.
By processing the basic organ waveform
of RS-09 with the VCF of SH-1, it is pos¬
sible to create a sound like that of a poly¬
phonic synthesizer.
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This setup is in correspondence
with the ratio of the harmonic
content and a sound close to that
of a saw tooth wave is generated.
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Raising RESONANCE
will produce the "wah
wah" tone color that is
characteristic of a
synthesizer.
★ The Determining Factors of Tone Color
relieves on the setups of the following:
•The feet mixer of the Organ Section
•The VCR Cutoff Frequency
•VCF Resonance
•VCF ENV
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ORGAN RAW OUT
VARIATIONS
1. Controlling the VCF of SH-1 WITH
A MODULATOR.
You can use the LFO to produce a
continuous "wah wah" effect or pro¬
duce a Sample & Hold sound with
RANDOM.
2. The addition of the original RS-09
sound to the processed sound of
SH-1.
a) Strings of BRASS + SLOW AT¬
TACK
This is processing a brass sound
with SH-1 and adding SLOW AT¬
TACK STRINGS of RS-09 to it.
b) STRINGS + PERCUSSION
Select either 2' with the feet mixer
and process it to a percussion sound
with an ENV of form, using the VCF
of SH-1. Add the STRINGS of
RS-09 to that.
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