Korg m50-73 User Guide
Using Effects
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Dynamic modulation (Dmod)
Dynamic modulation (Dmod) lets you use MIDI
messages or the M50’s controllers to modulate specific
effect parameters in real-time.
messages or the M50’s controllers to modulate specific
effect parameters in real-time.
For details, please see “Dynamic modulation (Dmod)
and Tempo Synchronization” on page 272 of the
Parameter Guide.
and Tempo Synchronization” on page 272 of the
Parameter Guide.
Common FX LFO
Two Common FX LFOs are available for modulation
effects, such as choruses, filters, phasers, etc. Normally,
the phase of the LFOs of multiple modulation-type
effects will not be synchronized even if you set them to
the identical Frequency, since the LFOs are being
generated independently.
effects, such as choruses, filters, phasers, etc. Normally,
the phase of the LFOs of multiple modulation-type
effects will not be synchronized even if you set them to
the identical Frequency, since the LFOs are being
generated independently.
However, if you select Common 1 or Common 2 for the
LFO Type
LFO Type
parameter of a modulation-type effect, the
effect will use the one of the common LFOs instead of
its own individual LFO. This allows you to use a single
Common FX LFO to control two or more modulation-
type effects such as flanger, phaser, or auto-pan with
the same phase. Since you can make independent
settings for LFO waveform and phase offset for each
effect, you are free to create complex combinations of
effects.
its own individual LFO. This allows you to use a single
Common FX LFO to control two or more modulation-
type effects such as flanger, phaser, or auto-pan with
the same phase. Since you can make independent
settings for LFO waveform and phase offset for each
effect, you are free to create complex combinations of
effects.