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SHAPE (EX)
Determines the waveshape of the Delay LFO. You can select from sine, triangle, sawtooth, pulse, an
incremental random modulation (S&H; abb. for Sample & Hold) and a continual random modulation
S&G (abb. for: Sample & Glide) waves.
incremental random modulation (S&H; abb. for Sample & Hold) and a continual random modulation
S&G (abb. for: Sample & Glide) waves.
PUNCH
INTENSITY
Here you can influence the attack of the amplifier envelope to enhance the sound with a more
percussive, snappy kind of feel. You may have guessed that PUNCH INTENSITY determines the intensity
of this effect. PUNCH is only effective when you have dialed in fairly short ATTACK rates for the
amplifier envelope.
percussive, snappy kind of feel. You may have guessed that PUNCH INTENSITY determines the intensity
of this effect. PUNCH is only effective when you have dialed in fairly short ATTACK rates for the
amplifier envelope.
OSCILLATOR 1
WAVE (EX)
WAVE (EX)
Selects among of 64 waveshapes. This parameter is identical to WAVE SEL/PW (see appropriate section)
when SHAPE (see appropriate section) is set to the left half of its control range. However, in contrast to
WAVE SEL/PW, WAVE is always available regardless of the current SHAPE setting.
when SHAPE (see appropriate section) is set to the left half of its control range. However, in contrast to
WAVE SEL/PW, WAVE is always available regardless of the current SHAPE setting.
SEMITONE (EX)
Transposes Oscillator 1 in semitone steps. Control range: +/-4 octaves.
KEY FOLLOW (EX)
Determines the intensity of the pitch control via the keyboard: At the value +32 (standard setting) the
oscillator is controlled normally, i.e. the octave you are playing is identical to the oscillator octave; at
+63 every ascending octave you play transposes the oscillator upwards by two octaves (whole note
scale); +15 transposes the oscillator upwards by one octave for every two ascending octaves you play
(quarter note scale); at 0 the keyboard control option is off.
oscillator is controlled normally, i.e. the octave you are playing is identical to the oscillator octave; at
+63 every ascending octave you play transposes the oscillator upwards by two octaves (whole note
scale); +15 transposes the oscillator upwards by one octave for every two ascending octaves you play
(quarter note scale); at 0 the keyboard control option is off.