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THE FILTER/ENV PAGE
> Split :
Like Parallel 4
mode, the filters run in
parallel, with 2 poles each
(12 dB/Oct), but the differ-
ence here is that the filters
each receive different ele-
ments of the oscillator
section. Oscillator 1 and
the sub-oscillator are
routed through filter
1
(+saturation), whilst oscil-
llators 2, 3 and noise are
routed through filter 2. Fil-
ter 1 is panned hard left,
and filter 2 is panned hard
right. The depth of pan-
ning can be controlled via
Unison Pan Spread (Osc
Page).
> FILTER BALANCE
This balances the output levels of the two filters. The default setting is 12 o'clock (0).
In Serial 4 and Serial 6 modes, this means that the output of filter1 is routed through filter2,
and then to the amplifier section. If filter balance is set to a negative value, then some of the
signal from filter1 (+ saturation) bypasses filter2 and the ouput of filter2 is also reduced. With
filter balance set to -64 only the output of filter1 (+ saturation) is audible. When positive values
are used, some of the mix signal bypasses filter1 and is sent directly into filter2, whilst the
output of filter1 is also reduced. With filter balance set to +63, filter1 is bypassed completely
and only the output of filter2 is audible
In Parallel and Split modes, Filter Balance simply balances the outputs of filter1 and filter2.
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