Arturia Moog Modular V, Руководство пользователя

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44 ARTURIA – MOOG MODULAR V – USER’S MANUAL
Set the frequency band width
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If you have applied several strong equalizations, (with very pronounced band reductions for ex-
ample) you run the risk of having a consequential decrease in volume! To regain a normal volume
level, turn the “gain” potentiometer (on the bottom right of the filter bank) towards the right.
Watch out for saturation!
Filter bank output gain
Thanks to MIDI, it is possible to record frequency gain and band width potentiometer movement (with the MIDI sequencer).
This will make the sound “speak” or evolve in a manner that synthesizer filters cannot, try !…
3.4.2.2 The “Dual delay”
You can also enrich your sound and give it more stereo space; for this, add stereo delay.
The delay effect
As is the case for all of the Moog Modular V effects, the Dual Delay works in “real” stereo in the
sense that it possesses an independent input and output for both sides.
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To activate the delay effect, begin by triggering the 2 “VCA1” and “VCA2” switches. This will
commute the action of the effect to the 2 audio outputs of the sequencer.
It is also possible to keep a part of the sound effect free by deactivating one of the two VCA switches. This can be very in-
teresting when using the synthesizer for multiple tones (for example, a bass sound played on the keyboard coming out to
the VCA1 which is set without effect and an arpeggio sound played by the sequencer which will be directed to the VCA2
where the effects will be activated)