Sound Parameters
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M Manual
Glide Section
Glide (or portamento) describes the conti-
nuous gliding from one note to the next like
strings or some brass instruments (e.g.
trombone) can do. A glissando is a similar
effect with one difference: The pitch does
not change continuously but in note steps.
On acoustic instruments a glissando can be
performed e.g. on a piano when you play
very fast over a wide key range.
The Glide Panel Parameters
Active Button
Enables or disables the glide effect.
Rate
Determines the glide time. Low values will give a short
glide time in the range of milliseconds that gives a special
character to the sound. High values will result in a long
glide time up to several seconds which can be useful for
solo and effect sounds.
The Glide Display Parameters
The Glide display parameters can be found in the Osc 1&2
Sync & Glide display pages. Please refere to page 27.
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