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Type | Analog Synthesizer |
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Oscillators | 2 VCOs |
LFO | 1 LFO with multiple waveforms |
Polyphony | Monophonic |
Envelopes | 2 ADSR Envelopes |
Waveforms | Sawtooth, Square, Triangle |
MIDI | In/Out/Thru |
Dimensions | 19" |
Keyboard | No |
Filter | 24dB/octave low-pass |
Lists essential safety guidelines for product operation and handling, including water, volume, ventilation, heat, dust, and power cords.
Alerts users to electrical shock risks and the danger of opening the unit, emphasizing qualified service personnel.
Explains the importance of grounding for reducing electric shock risk and proper connection procedures.
Advises turning off power before connections and using separate power outlets to prevent issues.
Discusses potential hum from proximity to amplifiers and interference from TV/radio receivers.
Provides guidance on cleaning the unit gently with a soft cloth and avoiding solvents.
Recommends protecting the unit from jolts, vibration, pressure, and notes normal heat generation.
Details wave form selection, pulse width adjustment, and frequency controls for oscillators.
Explains octave and fine-tune settings for oscillators, including Master Tune and Fine 2/3.
Describes Frequency, Resonance, 24dB filter selection, and Tracking for the audio filter.
Introduces the four envelopes, noting their assignments to filter and amplifier, and flexibility of Envelopes 3 & 4.
Explains how the VCF envelope shapes timbre via Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release parameters.
Details how ADSR controls shape amplifier output and envelope amounts for destinations.
Covers Envelopes 1-4, their destinations, velocity sensitivity, and assignable functions.
Explains LFO rate and depth controls, and how switches affect LFO 2 and LFO 3.
Lists LFOs 1-3, their destinations, waveforms, and modulation capabilities.
Describes assigning MIDI time clock to drive LFOs and selecting key triggering options.
Details Volume, Glide, Shift, and Save functions for operational control.
Explains how to navigate and select patches using the programmer interface.
Covers adjusting output levels for Oscillators, Ring Modulator, and Noise, including N2VCA routing.
Details Glide, Auto Glide, Mult Trigger, and Note Priority settings.
Covers 12dB filter type, Envelope Invert, Envelope Curve, and OSC Bounce settings.
Assigns MIDI control to Mod wheel, After touch, and Continuous Controllers 1 & 2.
Configures MIDI channel, memory protection, and System Exclusive functions.
Sets pitch bend range, assigns bender to filter cutoff, and controls transpose.
Guides users on naming patches using the cursor, Q knob, and arrow keys.
Explains setting MIDI channel, saving patches, escaping edits, accessing pages, and bank selection.
Lists button/knob combinations for quick navigation to specific edit pages.
Describes processing external audio signals through the SE-1's VCF/VCA, requiring a MIDI note.
Details new features like quadrupled memory, smoothed pot response, enhanced MIDI, external input, and Flash ROM upgrades.
Indicates where the software version is displayed on the main patch page.
Explains the SE-1X's 8 memory banks (4 ROM, 4 RAM) and navigation.
Lists the contents of sound banks for software version 0.73.
Lists the contents of sound banks for software version 0.72, noting missing patches.
Describes the procedure for saving edited patches from ROM to RAM in version 0.72.
Explains how to save patches from RAM to other RAM locations.
Details using the external input to process audio through the SE-1's filter circuits.
Mentions potential bugs and where to find updates and further information.