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© Oz inventions
Version 1.8
Please read these two very important messages
1.
The position of the sensitivity, minimum depth and maximum depth controls are of the utmost
importance in obtaining the correct amount of modulation. Having these controls in the incorrect
position may mean no modulation, little modulation or erratic modulation.
The sensitivity control has multiple functions depending on which modulation mode is being used, and
so it is often moved and so needs to be re-positioned for the desired effect when the modulation mode
is changed or the menus are exited.
The minimum and maximum depth controls have multiple functions, operating on modulation and also
changing items and parameters within the menus, and so these controls are often moved and need to be
re-positioned for the desired effect whenever the menus are exited or the modulation mode is changed.
Failsafe starting positions outside of the menus are
Sensitivity –
o
tilt mode – centre (50)
o
Quad tilt mode – fully anti-clockwise (0)
o
Rotation mode – Not applicable
o
Velocity mode – centre (50)
o
Flick mode – centre (50)
o
Guitar-hand mode – Not applicable
o
Automatic ADSR – Not applicable
o
Playback mode – fully anti-clockwise (0)
Minimum depth – fully anti-clockwise (0)
Maximum depth – fully clockwise (127)
If at any time things are not working as expected, check those controls.
2.
The polarity and resistance settings will also have a significant effect. Refer to the user manual for
your effects unit / keyboard/ MIDI controller to determine the correct polarity and resistance.
TRS polarity & 12Kohm resistance are common but not universal. The following settings have been
found to work with the following products, though operation is not limited to these products.
Manufacturer
Polarity
Resistance (Kohm)
Arturia®
CV
50
Boss®
TRS
12
Digitech®
RTS
12
Eleven rack®
TRS
12
Line 6®
TS
12
M-Audio®
TRS
12
Mooger Fooger®
TRS
50
Pigtronix®
TRS
12
Strymon®
TRS
25
TC Electronic®
TRS
25
TC Helicon®
TRS
50
Yamaha®
RTS
50
Zoom®
RTS
50
Figure 1 – Common polarity and resistance settings
