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ENVELOPE GENERATOR 2
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17. EG 2 ATTACK – controls the attack time for the
loudness envelope. If the Envelope attack rate is set
above 47 then the attack will fully complete even
if the key is released; and will then move to the
release phase. This can be used for filter and
wavetable sweeps.
18. EG 2 DECAY – controls the decay time for the
loudness envelope.
19. EG 2 SUSTAIN – controls the sustain level for
the loudness envelope following Decay.
20. EG 2 RELEASE – controls the release time for
the loudness envelope.
GROUP
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21. GROUP – each program has two sounds
associated with in, in groups A and B. The group
display shows which is in use. If both LEDs are lit
then both sounds are used and altering control
settings will affect both simultaneously.
The two sounds are variously used in split and
layered configurations.
MODIFIERS CONTROL
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22. ENV 1 VCF – controls the amount of filter
modulation from Envelope Generator 1.
23. ENV 2 LOUDNESS – this control adjusts the
output level of the active group; and can be used to
balance group A and B sounds when used together
or in a split mode.
24. ENV 1 WAVES – controls the use of Envelope
Generator 1 to step through the waveforms in the
wavetable in use. If a transient is selected then this
control will set the loop point for sample playback
for both the main oscillator and the sub-oscillator.
DISPLAY
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25. DATA CONTROL – used as an alternative to the
keypad for entering values. Turn the control to the
desired value then press to change the value.
26. LCD DISPLAY – 2 x 40 character display,
showing different parameter information according
to which button on the keypad is in use. The display
is vitally important when using the various menus.
27. OLED DISPLAY – The OLED display serves as
an oscilloscope, displaying the real-time output
waveform of the synth. During calibration, it
provides calibration information. It also shows the
names of selected wavetables and transients when
in editing mode and confirms successful receipt of
wavetables or transients transferred via SynthTribe.
NUMERIC KEYPAD
28. NUMERIC KEYPAD – used for direct number
entry and cursor control.
DISPLAY/MENU SELECT AND
SEQUENCER CONTROLS
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29. PROGRAM – calls up the program menu to
the display. This is the default menu on power-up.
Pressing the button twice calls up the User menu.
30. DIGITAL – calls up the digital parameters to the
display for editing.
31. TUNING – calls up the tuning parameters to the
display for editing.
32. ANALOG – calls up the analog parameters to the
display for editing.
33. GROUP – each program has two sounds
associated with it, in groups A and B. The group LEDs
indicate which sound can be edited when using the
DIGITAL/TUNING/ANALOG menus. If both LEDs are
lit, parameter changes effect both group sounds.
In KEYB POLY 8x1 mode, the lit LED indicates which
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sound is used. (if both LEDs are lit, group B sound
is used).
SEQUENCER BUTTONS
34. SHIFT – used to access the shifted functions on
buttons
35. REST/TIE – pressing this button while holding
a note or chord will extend (tie) the note(s) across
more than one step of the sequence. Pressing it
without holding any notes will insert a rest at that
point in the sequence.
36. RECORD – puts the sequencer into
Record mode.
37. STOP – when a sequence is running pressing the
stop button stops the sequence and resets it to the
first position.
38. PLAY/PAUSE – if a sequence is not running then
pressing this button starts it. A further press will
pause the sequence, but unlike the use of the Stop
button will not reset to first position. Pressing the
button a third time will restart the sequence from
the point that it was paused.
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Using the Shift button with the four sequencer
buttons adds additional functions:
SHIFT & 35. SETTINGS – accesses sequencer
settings menu.
SHIFT & 36. APPEND – after using the </> buttons
to go to a specific step in the sequence pressing
Shift and 36 allows you to add additional notes to
those already recorded on the selected step, to the
maximum allowed by the keyboard settings; or to
replace the already programmed note(s), depending
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on the OVP settings in the Sequencer menu.
SHIFT & 37. CLR LST – Clear Last allows steps to be
erased from the sequence, starting with the last step
recorded. Pressing and holding Clear Last will erase
the whole sequence.
SHIFT & 38. RESTART – when a sequence is running
pressing Shift and 38 restarts it from the first step.
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Quick Start Guide
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