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Panel Reference Page 49
Amt/Arp range
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When Osc 1+2 or Filter is selected for destination, this knob is used to control the amount of vibrato.
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When Echo is selected, this knob determines the number of echo repeats (0 – 8).
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When any type of arpeggio is selected, this knob is used to set the octave range of the arpeggio, as the
panel indicates. The Off position turns off the arpeggio completely.
You can select if you want the generated arpeggio notes to also be sent to MIDI Out. See page 59.
About the Echo function
It is important to understand that the Echo function is not the same as a regular audio delay! What hap-
pens when you play a note with Echo activated, is that the same note is triggered (played) again the set
number of times, with gradually decreasing velocity. This has the following consequences:
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If the sound you are playing is not sensitive to velocity (Filter Envelope Amount Velocity and Velocity/
Morph are both turned off) there will be no difference whatsoever between the echo repeats.
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On the other hand, it is fully possible to use the Velocity/Morph function to make the sound change com-
pletely with the echo repeats, making the function ideal for special effects.
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The echo consumes polyphony, i.e. each echo repeat “steals” one voice, just as if you had played the
repeats from the keyboard yourself.
This should not be a problem when using the echo effect with short sounds, but if you play long, sus-
tained notes with echo, you could experience notes being cut off by the echo repeats. The solution is to
lower the Amt setting (decrease the number of repeats) and possibly play shorter notes.
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The echo function may give unexpected results if you use another Play mode than Poly.
For example, in Mono mode, each sustaining note will be cut off by the next echo repeat and in Legato
mode, you may end up with no sound at all, since new notes will not re-trigger!