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5.3 LFO 2 (MENU item 2)
This option lets you program the parameters of a second low frequency oscillator, LFO 2, as a modulation
source, and also link LFO 2 to multiple modulation destinations and set the modulation amounts. To link one of
the slider parameters as a modulation destination, just move the slider for the parameter. You may have to use
the SHIFT button in combination to alternate parameters a slider can control.
5.4 REVERB (MENU item 3)
This lets you activate the 4 ADSR sliders to program the reverb for the Nymphes. Using just these four sliders
you can:
1) Adjust the reverb space (SIZE) with slider 9.
2) Adjust the decay of the reverb (DEC) with slider 10.
3) Set the amount of a lowpass filter (FILT) with slider 11.
4) Adjust the mix of dry and wet signal (MIX) with slider 12.
5.5 MOD W (MENU item 4)
This lets you use the modulation wheel to modulate any of the 28 slider parameters. As a quick tip, by linking
the mod wheel to the oscillator LFO (slider 5) using a triangle wave, you can manually add vibrato to the sound.
5.6 VELO (MENU item 5)
This lets you use keyboard velocity (how hard you strike a note on a keyboard) to modulate any of the 28 slider
parameters, assuming your keyboard controller has velocity sensitive keys.
5.7 AFTER (MENU item 6)
This lets you use keyboard aftertouch to modulate any of the 28 slider parameters.
5.8 MIDI C (MENU item 7)
This option lets you set the midi channel the Nymphes will respond to. Press the MENU button to access the
menu options. Select 7 with the rotary switch. Press the MENU button a second time to access the sub-menu
(the MENU button will flash after the second press). Use the rotary switch to select 1 through 7 representing
midi channels 1 through 7, and then press the MENU button again to exit.
5.9 The Four Assignable Modulation Sources
The four modulation sources accessed through the MENU (LFO 2, MOD W, VEL, and AFTER) are all set up and
assigned to mod destinations in a similar way.
With the exception of LFO 2 (which cannot modulate the LFO 1 parameters), all the parameter values controlled
by the sliders can be set as modulation destinations. LFO 2 can modulate 24 destinations linked to the
parameters controlled by the first 12 sliders. The modulation wheel (MOD W), velocity (VEL) and aftertouch
(AFTER) can each modulate any of 28 destinations linked to the parameters controlled by the 14 sliders. It can
get quite extreme, where you could modulate every slider parameter value with a modulation source if you really
wanted to.
Assigning Modulations
To assign any of the four modulation sources to any of the destinations, you merely need to:
1)
Press the MENU
button, which will remain lit.
2) With the
rotary selector, select numbers 2, 4, 5, or 6,
to select either the
LFO 2
, mod wheel (
MOD W
),
velocity (
VEL
), or aftertouch (
AFTER
) as the modulation source.
3)
Select the modulation destination or destinations
by moving the sliders for the parameters you want
modulated, where the position of the slider determines the amount of modulation. If the slider is all the way
up, the modulation amount will be 100%. If the slider is half way up, the modulation amount will be 50%. If
the slider is all the way down, the modulation is 0% or basically turned off.
4)
Press the MENU button to exit
, the MENU light will go off, and the Nymphes is now back in normal
operation.
