Arturia ARP2600 V, User Manual

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5.1.7 Voltage processor (Mixer / inverter / lag generator) 44
5.1.8 Sample and Hold generator 45
5.1.9 The”electronic switch” module (Electronic switch) 45
5.1.10 Envelope follower 46
5.1.11 Ring modulator 47
5.1.12 “Tracking” generator 48
5.1.13 Reverberation 49
5.1.14 Chorus and delay effects 49
5.1.15 Control voltages (CV control) 50
5.2 Keyboard interface (Model 3620) 51
5.3 Low frequency oscillator (LFO) 51
5.4 The ARP sequencer 52
6 The basics of subtractive synthesis 55
6.1 The three main elements 55
6.1.1 The oscillator or VCO 55
6.1.2 The filter or VCF 59
6.1.3 The amplifier or VCA 62
6.2 Complementary modules 62
6.2.1 The keyboard 62
6.2.2 The envelope generator. 63
6.2.3 The low frequency oscillator. 64
6.2.4 The ring modulator 65
6.2.5 Sample and hold 65
7 A few elements of sound design 67
7.1 Simple patch without cabling 67
7.2 Polyphonic patch with cabling 70
7.3 Special effects patch with the help of the tracking generator 73
7.4 Patch using the sequencer to create a melody 76
7.5 Patch using the sequencer to create a modulation sequence 78
8 Using the ARP2600 V in different modes 81
8.1 Stand-alone 81
8.1.1 Launching the application 81
8.1.2 Setting preferences 81
8.1.3 The control bar 82
8.1.4 Information on the level of processor use 83
8.1.5 Saving an instrument 83
8.2 VST™ 83
8.2.1 Installation 83
8.2.2 Using the instrument in VST mode 84
8.2.3 Connection to a MIDI track 84
8.2.4 Saving presets 84
8.2.5 Automation 85
8.3 Pro Tools™ 85
8.3.1 Installation 85
8.3.2 The RTAS and HTDM standards 85
8.3.3 Opening the instrument 85
8.3.4 Connection to a MIDI node 86
8.3.5 Saving presets 86
8.3.6 Automation under Pro Tools 87
8.4 DXi™ 87
8.4.1 Installation 87
8.4.2 Opening the instrument (SONAR™ 2.0) 87
8.4.3 Connection to a MIDI track 87
8.4.4 Saving presets 88
8.4.5 Automation 88
8.5 Audio Unit 88
8.5.1 Installation 88
8.5.2 Using the plugin in Logic Audio 88
8.5.3 Using the plugin in Digital Performer 90