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Sound Parameters
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wanted. Turning Phase to maximum value will result in a
“Free Running” phase much you would expect from an
hardware oscillator.
Tap on Phase to open a pop-up menu for further settings:
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Normal : Phase change is about 5 degree.
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Fine : Phase change is about 0.5 degree.
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Super Fine : Phase change is about 0.1 degree.
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Set Default : sets Phase l to its default value 0.0 degree.
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Set Last Loaded : resets the parameter to the last
loaded value from the current sound patch.
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MIDI Learn CC : activates MIDI Learn, which maps an
incoming MIDI control change to this parameter.
Spectrum
Same functionality as for the corresponding panel parame-
ter.
Tap on Spectrum to open a pop-up menu for further set-
tings:
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Normal : Spectrum change is about 2 %.
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Fine : Spectrum change is about 0.2 %.
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Super Fine : Spectrum change is about 0.02 %.
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Set Default : sets Spectrum to its default value + 0.0 %.
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Set Last Loaded : resets the parameter to the last
loaded value from the current sound patch.
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Modulations : opens the Mod menu to sets up a modu-
lation for this parameter. How to set up a modulation
can be read in ‘The Modulation Mode’ chapter.
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MIDI Learn CC : activates MIDI Learn, which maps an
incoming MIDI control change to this parameter.
Brilliance
A setting of this parameter is only audible, when Spect-
rum is transposed relative to the original pitch of a sound.
Higher settings result in narrow peaks. This can lead to an
effect, whereby the perceived pitch comes from the sound
spectrum instead of the oscillators’ pitch. Value changes of
this parameter are sometimes subtle.
Tap on Brilliance to open a pop-up menu for further set-
tings:
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Normal : Brilliance change is about 1 %.
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Fine : Brilliance change is about 0.1 %.
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Super Fine : Brilliance change is about 0.01 %.