x
To play in Hulusi mode navigate to “Settings
-
>m!lTone Mode” in the menu. Select
“Hulusi” mode and press the rotary encoder button set it. Hulusi mode supports 3
instruments
(
note polyphony
)
and MIDI channels. You can modify each instrument’s
wave type, MIDI Channel, and ADSR settings in “Hulusi” menu.
Hulusi Mode
4. 1 Hulusi Display
4 Hulusi Mode
Instrument Wavetypes
Instrument MIDI Channel
1 to 16, Disable
Hulusi Buttons
Access menu
and
modify settings
4. 2 Hulusi Buttons
(
Hulusi mode display
)
The LCD display shows the functionality of the
knobs on the bottom row and the notes being played
on top. The number of instruments is always three
and cannot be changed in Hulusi mode.
Hulusi mode emulates the Chinese flute “Hulusi”. The word Hulusi translates to silk
gourd and is said to have a silky tone to the instrument. The Hulusi consists of three
pipes the first of which is able to play notes in the scale. The 2nd and 3rd pipes act as
resonators that play an interval of the key of the instrument. Two additional voices
(
drones
)
will play relative to the key selected.
The m!lTone expands on the Hulusi by allowing the use of hundreds of di
ff
erent scales.
The Hulusi flute has sounds similar to square and sawtooth waves. One can modify the
wave type of each of the three notes and can closely match the real sound of the Hulusi
flute.
Ping 2
On/O
ff
Notes
O
ff
(
Hold
)
[
]
Air
Delta
[
] [
]
Ping 1
On/O
ff
Shift
[
Change
Key
Air
Delta
Change
Scale
]
Sine, Square 1, Pulse, Saw, Tri Dist, Triangle, Organ, Noise
19
20
BPM
Vl2
Vl1
x
x
Nt1
The functionality of the buttons are shown above. The buttons do the same as
Synthwave mode. The arpeggiator e
ff
ect will modulate on instrument 1 only. Holding
the main button will begin the release phase of the ADSR and mute all the sounds.
[
]
Change
Arp E
ff
ect
Change
Arp E
ff
ect
Monday, December 15, 2014
