Generalmusic 271221, Owner'S Manual

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Sound mode 1•13
Advanced Edit - (using the Menus)
If you’re serious about creating and editing sounds then it won’t
be too long before you yearn for a little more flexibility than is
offered by the sliders in Quick Edit mode. The advanced editing
controls are always visible in the screen when you’re in SOUND
mode. Here you will find the real key to the synthesizer power of
the Equinox
The advanced edit controls are divided into four categories:
WAVE: This is the heart and soul of the Equinox synthesizer
engine and the starting point for creating new sounds. Here you
can select the waveforms on which your sound will be based,
design complex envelopes, set dynamic filters, panning controls
and many other fundamental elements of your sound
CONTROL: Here a number of live expression controls can be
set up for your sound including assignment of the performance
wheels, portamento control, velocity and aftertouch
EFFECT: Up to four digital signal processors are available to be
assigned to your sound. These offer a wide range of popular
effects ranging from reverbs to a variety of choruses, phasers
and flangers, delay, distortion, pitch shifting, ring modulation,
compression, 3D and EQ.
OTHER: Some additional controls for final tweaking.