Arturia jupiiter-8v User Manual
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ARTURIA – JUPITER-8V – MANUAL - EN
ARTURIA – JUPITER-8V – MANUAL - EN
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6.1.1
The oscillators (« VCO 1 et 2 »)
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6.1.2
The mixer (« VCO 1 / VCO 2 »)
50
6.1.3
The filter (« FILTER »)
50
6.1.4
The Amplifier
53
6.1.5
The ADSR Envelopes
53
6.1.6
The LFO
54
6.1.7
LFO MODULATION, PORTAMENTO and BEND
54
6.1.8
La section modes de jeux (« KEY MODE »)
55
6.1.9
The arpeggiator (« ARPEGGIO »)
55
6.1.10
The keyboard assign section (« ASSIGN MODE »)
56
6.1.11
The Tune section
57
6.1.12
The wheels
57
6.2
Step Sequencer
57
6.2.1
The transport
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6.2.2
Edit the sequence
59
6.2.3
OUTPUTS
59
6.3
Galaxy
60
6.4
Voice Effects
61
6.4.1
CHORUS/ FLANGER:
61
6.4.2
DISTORTION:
62
6.4.3
PARAMETRIC EQ:
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6.4.4
PHASER :
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6.4.5
RING MOD:
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6.5
Patch Effects
66
6.5.1
CHORUS/ FLANGER
66
6.5.2
STEREO ANALOG DELAY
66
6.5.3
REVERB
67
6.5.4
DUAL PHASER
68
7
The basics of subtractive synthesis
69
7.1
The basics
69
7.1.1
The main elements
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7.1.2
The Noise generator
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7.1.2
The Mixer
73
7.1.3
The filter or VCF
74
7.1.4
The amplifier or VCA
76
7.2
Other modules
76
7.2.1
The keyboard
76
7.2.2
The envelope generator or ADSR
77
7.2.3
The low frequency oscillator
78
7.3
Modules of the Jupiter-8V
79
8
Some elements of sound design
81
8.1
A polyphonic violin preset made with the Jupiter- 8 V
81
8.2
Sounds and arpeggiators
84
8.3
A sequence with the Jupiter-8V
87
9
Modes of Operation
91
9.1
Stand-alone
91
9.1.1
Launching the Stand-alone application
91
9.1.2
Preference Configuration
91
9.1.3
Instrument configuration: utility bar
92
9.1.4
Information on CPU usage
93
9.1.5
Saving the configuration
93
9.2
Cubase VST
93
9.2.1
Installation
93
9.2.2
Instrument use in the VST mode
94
9.3
Sonar VST (Windows only)
95
9.3.1
Installation
95