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General| MIDI-keyboard number of keys | - keys |
|---|---|
| Product color | Black |
| Interface | USB |
| DC-in jack | Yes |
| USB version | 2.0 |
| Headphone outputs | 1 |
| Firewire (IEEE 1394) ports | - |
| Input voltage | 12 V |
| Power source type | DC |
Manual disclaimer, credit to the development team, and acknowledgements.
Identifies and describes the controls on the front panel of the Pulse 2 synthesizer.
Details the various input and output jacks found on the rear panel of the synthesizer.
Explains the manual's purpose, structure, and symbols used, including control highlighting.
Provides essential safety precautions, operating conditions, power handling, maintenance, and proper usage instructions.
Lists items included in the Pulse 2 package and provides instructions for initial setup.
Guides users on connecting the Pulse 2 to audio interfaces, mixers, keyboards, and computers via MIDI and USB.
Covers turning the device on/off, adjusting master volume, and navigating sound programs.
Explains how to edit sound parameters using the matrix and store edited sounds.
Introduces the main sound-shaping components of the Pulse 2, including oscillators, filters, and modulators.
Details the three oscillators, their parameters, and available waveform shapes.
Explains the two Low-Frequency Oscillators (LFOs), their shapes, speed, and delay parameters.
Describes the two independent envelope generators (Filter and Amplifier) and their ADSR parameters.
Covers the arpeggiator's functionality, parameters like step duration, swing, and editing individual steps.
Explains the multimode filter, cutoff, resonance, and modulation options like Keytrack and Velocity.
Details the VCA parameters including Drive, Drive Curve, Panning, Volume, and Velocity response.
Defines modulation, sources, targets, and how to access the modulation matrix for assignments.
Explains how to adjust the intensity of pitchbend messages for upward and downward movements.
Covers global parameters like Mastertune, Transpose, and MIDI Channel for overall device response.
Configures MIDI Thru, clock synchronization, and real-time parameter transmission options.
Details Control X assignment, CV modes, Input Gain, and access to utility functions like sound initialization.
Introduces the role of oscillators in synthesizers and the basic structure of waveforms.
Describes Sawtooth, Square, Pulse, and Triangle waveforms, including their harmonic content and characteristics.
Explains the fundamental function of filters and specifically the low pass filter and resonance.
Step-by-step guide for updating the Pulse 2's system software via MIDI.
Provides comprehensive tables of modulation sources and targets for advanced sound design.
Lists technical specifications, power requirements, dimensions, weight, and MIDI controller numbers.
Defines key technical terms and concepts used throughout the user manual.
Includes Declaration of Conformity, FCC, Canadian, and other international standards compliance.
Outlines the product warranty coverage and provides contact information for customer support.
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