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CHAPTER
14
The Parameters
TRI Linear FM with a bipolar tri-
angle generated by Osc1.
WAVE The selected Osc1 wave
is the FM source. This lets you in
some cases create typical DX7-FM
sounds (here OSCILLATOR 1 SHAPE
should be set to WAVE).
some cases create typical DX7-FM
sounds (here OSCILLATOR 1 SHAPE
should be set to WAVE).
NOISE The noise generator is
the FM source (see also NOISE
Color). Excellent for drum sounds.
Color). Excellent for drum sounds.
INPUT Here the mono or stereo
signal from external analog inputs
or from an internal aux bus may be
routed to the frequency modula-
tion. The input FM is in real stereo,
even in connection with UNISON
mode.
or from an internal aux bus may be
routed to the frequency modula-
tion. The input FM is in real stereo,
even in connection with UNISON
mode.
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1 OSCILLATOR 2
FltEnv~Ptch +0≤
FltEnv~Ptch +0≤
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FILT ENV -> PITCH This parameter
determines the intensity at which
the filter envelope controls the
pitch of the second oscillator
(PITCH OSC 2).
determines the intensity at which
the filter envelope controls the
pitch of the second oscillator
(PITCH OSC 2).
FILT ENV -> FM It determines the
intensity at which the filter enve-
lope controls the frequency modu-
lation (FM AMOUNT). This as well
as the previous parameter are ”rel-
ics” from the predecessor model of
the Virus. Modulations such as
these may also be implemented
via the Modulation Matrix (see the
section ”ASSIGN” below).
intensity at which the filter enve-
lope controls the frequency modu-
lation (FM AMOUNT). This as well
as the previous parameter are ”rel-
ics” from the predecessor model of
the Virus. Modulations such as
these may also be implemented
via the Modulation Matrix (see the
section ”ASSIGN” below).
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1 OSCILLATOR 2
FltEnv~Fm +0≤
FltEnv~Fm +0≤
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