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ACCESS VIRUS OS5
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Envelope Sustain TimeAnalog Inputs
gate does. If you turn FILTER KEY FOLLOW
up, the input signal is filtered by a different fil-
ter frequency depending on the key you
press. The sound program can still be played
polyphonically and you can allocate several
different filter frequencies and independent
envelopes simultaneously (!) to the input sig-
nal via the keyboard.
up, the input signal is filtered by a different fil-
ter frequency depending on the key you
press. The sound program can still be played
polyphonically and you can allocate several
different filter frequencies and independent
envelopes simultaneously (!) to the input sig-
nal via the keyboard.
- STATIC Instead of the internal sound sourc-
es, an external signal source is routed to the
filter section. In contrast to DYNAMIC mode,
in STATIC mode one or two voices (depend-
ing on the INPUT SELECT setting, see appro-
priate section) of the VIRUS are activated
automatically without you actually playing
notes on this PART. The filters and the ampli-
fier are switched permanently open, the enve-
lopes are deactivated and incoming notes are
ignored. Consequently you can use the filters
and the amplifier as an effects section for the
input signal.
filter section. In contrast to DYNAMIC mode,
in STATIC mode one or two voices (depend-
ing on the INPUT SELECT setting, see appro-
priate section) of the VIRUS are activated
automatically without you actually playing
notes on this PART. The filters and the ampli-
fier are switched permanently open, the enve-
lopes are deactivated and incoming notes are
ignored. Consequently you can use the filters
and the amplifier as an effects section for the
input signal.
- TO EFFECTS The audio signal is routed di-
rectly to the effects section of the SINGLE
program or the PART. In this mode, the voices
of the VIRUS are not used, which means that
polyphony remains fully intact. The filter sec-
tion is unavailable in this mode.
program or the PART. In this mode, the voices
of the VIRUS are not used, which means that
polyphony remains fully intact. The filter sec-
tion is unavailable in this mode.
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1 INPUT GLOBAL
Mode Dynamic≤
Mode Dynamic≤
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INPUT SELECT
Selects the external signal source for the INPUT
MODEs.
MODEs.
The signal source that you select here is used
for both the vocoder and the ring modulator in
the effects section.
for both the vocoder and the ring modulator in
the effects section.
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1 INPUT
Select In L+R≤
Select In L+R≤
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If the selected signal source is a stereo source -
i.e. IN L+R, AUX 1 L+R or AUX 2 L+R - then the
sound program is automatically switched inter-
nally to UNISON-MODE = Twin, regardless of
the UNISON MODE parameter setting so that
the input signal is processed in stereo. In this
case, the UNISON parameters PAN SPREAD
and LFO PHASE (see appropriate section) are
active.
i.e. IN L+R, AUX 1 L+R or AUX 2 L+R - then the
sound program is automatically switched inter-
nally to UNISON-MODE = Twin, regardless of
the UNISON MODE parameter setting so that
the input signal is processed in stereo. In this
case, the UNISON parameters PAN SPREAD
and LFO PHASE (see appropriate section) are
active.
Input
Meaning
- IN L
The left channel of the ex-
ternal dual audio input.
ternal dual audio input.
- IN L+R
Both channels of the ex-
ter nal dual audio input
(stereo).
ter nal dual audio input
(stereo).
- IN R
The right channel of the
external dual audio input.
external dual audio input.
- AUX 1 L
The left channel of internal
Aux 1.
Aux 1.
- AUX 1 L+R
Both channels of internal
Aux 1 (stereo).
Aux 1 (stereo).
- AUX 1 R
The right channel of inter-
nal Aux 1.
nal Aux 1.
- AUX 2 L
The left channel of internal
Aux 2.
Aux 2.
- AUX 2 L+R
Both channels of internal
Aux 2 (stereo).
Aux 2 (stereo).
- AUX 2 R
The right channel of inter-
nal Aux 2.
nal Aux 2.