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Filter
The lter cuto is just low enough that it depends on the percussive lter
envelope to accentuate the harmonics produced by oscillators B, C, and
D. The lter envelope features a quick decay, followed by a rebound before
completing its decay to zero. The envelope amount of 50 is suitable for the
program, but may be adjusted as desired. No modulation sources are applied
to the lter cuto, and resonance is not used.
LFO Group
Both LFOs produce triangle waveforms for modulation, but only LFO 1 is used
for vibrato. LFO 2 runs much slower and when the Mod wheel is used the
combined eect of both LFOs can be heard. If desired, to get rid of the pitch
modulation, select LFO 1 with Source Select, then select and switch o each
of the four frequency destinations.
The Mod wheel adds to the initial modulation amounts of both LFOs, while
pressure only adds to the amount of LFO 1.
Voice Control
Program Volume is set at 25, and a percussive envelope with a medium
sustain level is used —suitable for the bright, percussive nature of the sound.
Voices are panned throughout the stereo image, but none appear entirely in
either output. Although no modulation is applied to the pan destination, try
switching on the LFO 2 to Pan routing for slow voice panning.
Chorus
Due to the limited modulation which occurs during the sustain period of this
program, slow chorusing of both channels helps add subtle motion to the
sound.
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