Introduction – What to read?
Waldorf Q User’s Manual 14
If you are a synthesizer hotshot
Do you own a whole bunch of various synthesizers of all flavours, analog, digital, sample playback,
and know how to create and modify sounds, multis and other patch types on them? Do you already
own any Waldorf synthesizers so that you are familiar with their structure and terminology. Then
make sure to read at least the following chapters. They describe the extraordinary features and
functions of the Q.
Section Chapter Sub-Chapter
Introduction General Safety Guidelines Power Supply
Setup and Connection External Input
Switching off
Panic Function
Selecting Programs Sound Selection by Category
Instruments and Sounds all chapters
Basic Operation
Editing Parameters all chapters
Multi Parameters Ctrl W…ZMulti Mode
Instrument Parameters Selecting an Instrument for editing
Instrument settings
Step Sequencer all chapters
The Tempo
Clock
Modulation Speed Levels
Xphorm
Oscillators FM and FM Source
Wavetable Oscillators
Mixer Balance
Noise / Ext. Balance
N/E Select F1 / F2 Feed
Routing
Filter Selecting and Editing Filters
FM and FM Source
Pan, PanMod and PanMod Source
Filter Types Comb + and Comb -
Effects FX Types
Vocoder all chapters
Arpeggiator Edit Menu all chapters
Arpeggiator Edit Menu Step
Data
all chapters
Envelopes Mode
ADS1DS2R Envelope
One Shot Envelope
LoopS1S2 Envelope
Loop All Envelope
LFOs Sync, Fade, Clocked, Phase
Modulation Matrix all chapters
Sound Parameters
Modifier Matrix all chapters
Global Parameters Global Menu Global MIDI Channel, Sysex ID
Clock, Controller Send
Input Gain, Mix In parameter
Table 2: Suggested chapters for synthesizer cracks
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