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Mono/Fury Manual

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The 

monofury.ini

 Configuration File

The 

Mono/Fury 

is able to read some settings from a configuration file (

monofury.ini

located in the same directory as the 

Mono/Fury

 VST DLL (

monofury.dll

 or 

monofury64.dll

) itself. After you have edited this INI file in a text editor, you have to 

reload it using the 

Reload Configuration

 command from the 

File

 menu (see section

Program and File Menu

).

MIDI Control Change Messages

All parameters of the 

Mono/Fury 

can be controlled by MIDI controllers, or more 

precise: Each MIDI controller (except 

Modulation Wheel

 and 

Sustain Pedal

) can control

one of 

Mono/Fury's

 parameters. The mapping is defined in the 

monofury.ini

 for 

example like this:

[MIDI Control]
# trying to follow GM2 definitions here ;-)
CC7  = 8  # Volume
CC70 = 38 # Effects X-Mod
CC71 = 44 # VCF Resonance
CC72 = 57 # VCA Release
CC73 = 54 # VCA Attack
CC74 = 43 # VCF Cutoff
CC75 = 55 # VCA Decay
CC76 = 48 # MG 1 Rate
CC77 = 39 # Effects FM
CC84 = 13 # Portamento
CC94 = 12 # Detune
...

The syntax is straight forward:

CC<

controller number

> = <

parameter ID

>

Given the above example, controller 7 directly controls the overall 

Volume

 parameter, 

controller 74 the 

VCF Cutoff 

etc. As you can see, comments are introduced by the 

Pound sign (#); they are here just for description purposes and completely optional. 
The 

parameter ID

 of one of the 

Mono/Fury's 

parameters is given in the section

Parameters

 below. Note that the 

controller number

 can run from 0 to 110, with the 

exception of 1 (

Modulation Wheel

) and 64 (

Sustain Pedal

); the latter two are simply 

ignored.

MIDI Learn

The easiest way to assign MIDI controllers to 

Mono/Fury

 parameters is to use the 

MIDI Learn function. To activate 

MIDI Learn

, click on the respective button and wiggle

both the MIDI controller and the 

Mono/Fury

’s parameter that you want to link. If you 

want to unlearn the assignment, right-click the 

MIDI Learn

 button (the label now 

reads “UNLEARN”) and activate it. Now wiggle the MIDI controller or the parameter 

that you want to unlearn.

Summary of Contents for Mono/Fury

Page 1: ...1 2010 2019 by Bj rn Arlt Full Bucket Music http www fullbucket de music VST is a trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation The Audio Un...

Page 2: ...ming the Chord Memory 5 Tweaks 6 Patches 8 Program and File Menu 8 The monofury ini Configuration File 9 MIDI Control Change Messages 9 MIDI Learn 9 Parameters 10 Global 10 Keyboard Assignment Modes 1...

Page 3: ...ST bank FXB Many internal fixes optimizations and improvements A Warning to the Potential User 1 The Mono Fury does not sound like it s famous analog archetype I own the Mono Poly since 1984 and I am...

Page 4: ...the pulse width of the VCOs and the VCF cutoff frequency Modulation generator 2 MG2 produces a triangle waveform used to modulate the VCOs pulse width Additionally it is used to control the speed of...

Page 5: ...one VCO while the next key is played by the next VCO in row similar to Poly when the arpeggiator is activated Trigger Mode and Auto Damp Since there is only one filter and one amplifier the parameter...

Page 6: ...by emulating an initial position of the mod wheel Arpeggiator Trigger Source The arpeggiator is usually triggered by MG 2 while the Mono Poly provided a clock input jack for external triggering This t...

Page 7: ...oly the X Mod parameter does not only control the Cross mod intensity but also causes a pitch shift of the slave VCOs i e the higher X Mod the higher the pitch2 and the amount is different for Single...

Page 8: ...Program section a context menu opens with the following options Copy Program Copy current program to internal clipboard Paste Program Paste internal clipboard to current program Load Program Load a V...

Page 9: ...ay CC76 48 MG 1 Rate CC77 39 Effects FM CC84 13 Portamento CC94 12 Detune The syntax is straight forward CC controller number parameter ID Given the above example controller 7 directly controls the ov...

Page 10: ...Trigger 1 two trigger modes are available Single and Multiple Auto Damp 2 switches Auto Damp mode on or off Chord Memory 1 4 relative pitch of the respective notes of the Chord Memory a CC value of 12...

Page 11: ...le sawtooth pulse with modulated and fixed width Octave 23 footage 16 8 4 or 2 Volume 24 output volume VCO 3 parameter ID description Tune 25 fine tuning Waveform 26 four types are available triangle...

Page 12: ...er Resonance 44 feedback amount of the filter high values will cause self oscillation EG Intens 45 amount of cutoff frequency modulation by VCF EG positive or negative KBD Track 46 amount of keyboard...

Page 13: ...to S X or XMod Freq Mod 39 frequency modulation of slave VCOs Freq Mod Source 40 source of frequency modulation VCF EG or MG1 Mode 1 41 three types affecting the slave VCOs are available Sync hard syn...

Page 14: ...tor in note lengths Key Assign Mode Reset By Effects Button 62 if switched to Off the Key Assign Mode will not be automatically reset to Unison when the Effects section is activated Round Robin additi...

Page 15: ...automatically register the Mono Fury VST plug in the next time you start it Note You may have to remove any existing 32 bit monofury dll from your VST plug in folder or else your DAW may screw the ve...

Page 16: ...LEDs on the panel will not blink in sync Why This effect is called aliasing Never mind I never thought they would work at all Will you someday provide a true polyphonic version of the Mono Fury No I...

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