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Brand | Sonicware |
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Model | LIVEN 8bit warps |
Category | Synthesizer |
Language | English |
Identifies all controls, buttons, and connectors on the LIVEN 8bit warps unit.
Illustrates how to connect the LIVEN 8bit warps to external audio and MIDI devices.
Details the initial steps for powering the unit using an AC adapter or batteries.
Instructions for powering on the LIVEN 8bit warps device.
Steps to safely power down the LIVEN 8bit warps.
Explains the concepts of patch memories and patterns and their relationship.
Controls the master volume level of the device using the VOL knob.
Adjusts the keyboard's octave setting up or down by three steps.
Explains how knobs affect parameters, including the shift function.
How to select and play different sound patches using MEM button.
Controls how note velocity affects sound parameters via the VELO knob.
How to create pitch bends or sweeps using OCT/SWEEP buttons.
How to sustain notes played on the keyboard using the HOLD function.
Resets patch memories to their default factory state.
Instructions for saving edited sound settings to patch memories.
How to load previously saved patch memories.
How to select and switch between different synthesis engines.
Fine-tuning parameters specific to the selected synth engine.
Modifies the detuning level between voices for richer sound.
Controls the aliasing noise characteristic of the 8-bit engine.
Enables or disables the built-in filter.
Selects between different filter characteristics (LPF, HPF, BPF).
Adjusts the frequency at which the filter starts affecting the sound.
Controls the emphasis at the filter cutoff frequency.
Sets the rate at which the Low Frequency Oscillator modulates parameters.
Controls how much the LFO affects the pitch of the sound.
Controls how much the LFO affects the filter cutoff.
Modifies the ADSR (Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release) envelope parameters.
Selects the type of audio effect (Chorus, Flanger, Delay, Crush).
Adjusts the settings for the selected audio effect.
Selects from various reverb soundscapes (Hall, Room, Arena, etc.).
Fine-tunes the parameters of the selected reverb effect.
Adjusts the speed of sweep effects.
Adjusts the amount of shift in sweep effects.
Selects between Polyphonic, Monophonic, or Arpeggiator modes.
Adjusts the speed of note transitions in legato mode.
Selects from 12 different arpeggiator patterns.
Adjusts the volume level for individual patch memories.
Simple method for creating and modifying sound waveforms.
Feature to auto-advance to the next sample during waveform editing.
Detailed control for creating and modifying sound waveforms.
Deletes waveform data.
Loads waveforms from presets or user storage.
Captures waveforms from WARP or FM synth engines.
How to play back recorded patterns.
How to choose patterns for playback or editing.
Sequences multiple patterns to play consecutively.
Resets patterns to their default factory state.
Method for recording notes step-by-step into a pattern.
Captures musical performance in real-time to a pattern.
How to manually enter notes onto specific steps in a pattern.
Instructions for saving recorded patterns.
Loads previously saved patterns.
Records parameter changes made during playback.
Captures parameter changes live during playback.
Enables or disables the parameter locking feature.
Clears parameter lock data for a pattern.
Deletes all note and parameter data for a specific step.
Sets up tempo synchronization with external gear via SYNC IN.
Details tempo synchronization with specific external devices.
Shows common synchronization setup diagrams.
Selects sequencer playback modes (Normal, Slice, Random, Stutter).
Records by overwriting existing steps in a pattern.
Adjusts the duration of notes in the sequencer and arpeggiator.
Applies rhythmic timing variations (swing) to the sequencer.
Sets the overall tempo for patterns and sequences.
Transposes the pitch of patterns in semitones.
Sets the pitch and duration value for individual sequencer steps.
Defines the number of steps in a pattern.
Sets a count-in before pattern playback or recording begins.
Activates the multi-track looper function.
How to start recording audio onto the looper tracks.
Records over existing audio on looper tracks.
Records multiple loops consecutively.
Records audio to the looper independently of the sequencer.
Controls the playback and stopping of recorded looper tracks.
Synchronizes playback and stopping of looper tracks and patterns.
Deletes audio data from specific looper tracks.
Controls the volume for each individual looper track.
Balances Looper Track 4 and external input signal levels.
Sets the stereo position (left/right) for each looper track.
Applies rhythmic quantization to looper recordings.
Sets the duration or number of steps for looper tracks.
Adjusts the input signal level for external audio.
Controls how much external input signal is sent to reverb.
Configures the external input to mono or stereo.
Configures the MIDI channel for receiving data.
Configures the MIDI channel for sending data.
Enables or disables MIDI Control Change message transmission.
Enables or disables MIDI Program Change message transmission.
Controls the output of MIDI clock signals for synchronization.
Configures the MIDI output mode (OUT/THRU).
Sets how the device responds to MIDI commands.
Saves patch memory data to an external device via MIDI.
Saves pattern data to an external device via MIDI.
Saves both patch memories and patterns simultaneously.
Loads patch memory and pattern data from an external device.
Saves waveform data to an external device via MIDI.
Loads waveform data from an external device.
Creates a complete backup of all user data.
Loads a previously created backup of user data.
Adjusts the overall pitch tuning of the instrument in cents.
Enters the mode for changing system settings.
Configures the auto power-off timer for the device.
Selects the installed battery type for accurate charge indication.
Determines the source of the system clock for tempo synchronization.
Configures the signal polarity for incoming synchronization signals.
Configures the signal polarity for outgoing synchronization signals.
Configures knob behavior (Jump or Latch).
Controls the volume of the internal metronome.
Controls whether the internal speaker is active.
Adjusts the output level for headphones.
Displays the current firmware and preset version information.
Resets all settings and data to their original factory defaults.
Diagram illustrating the internal signal flow and processing.
A comprehensive list of parameters for each synthesizer engine type.