Arturia ARP2600 V, User Manual

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5.2 Keyboard interface (Model 3620)
The keyboard interface contains all of the parameters necessary for playing on a keyboard: the
monophonic or polyphonic playing modes, the portamento, the LFO (mainly used for vibrato), key-
board triggering modes, etc...
the keyboard interface
Portamento trigger input pedal (portamento footswitch) : Output connection jack for portamento
trigger control with a pedal.
Sustain trigger input pedal (KBd Latch) : input connection jack for Hold trigger
control with a pedal.
Play mode selector (Modes) : Selection of keyboard play mode -
monophonic, unison, polyphonic.
Detune polyphonic voices (Unison detune) : Sets the detuning of the voices in “uni-
son” mode.
Select trigger modes (Trigger modes) : Selects trigger mode for keyboard
notes: legato / retrig
Pitch Bend : Simultaneously sets the frequency of
the three oscillators.
Global tuning (Global tune) : Simultaneously set the global tuning of
the three oscillators
5.3 Low frequency oscillator (LFO)
The use or a low frequency oscillator as source of modulation is quite common. It allows us to make
the tone of a sound evolve gently or to create a vibrato or tremolo effect.
Even though three oscillators can be used at very low frequencies, there is a specific module for
this, allowing you to dedicate the oscillators to generation in the audible domain.