Clavia Nord Wave 2, Руководство пользователя

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lfO
The low frequency Oscillator ( LFO ) produces a wave-
form that can be used to create cyclic modulations to
the selected destination; Oscillator Pitch (
OSC PITCH ),
Oscillator control (
OSC CTRL
) or the filter cut-off
frequency ( FILTER ).
The amount of modulation is set with the lfO
AMOUNT
knob . The lfO can be synchronized to the
Master clock. activate GROUP (Shift + destination
selector) to assign the lfO to all layers in the Group.
Read more on page 23.
M
The LFO in the Nord Wave 2 is monophonic.
RaTe
The RATE knob sets the frequency of the lfO. Its
range is 0.03 to 523 Hz .
DeSTInaTIOn
Use the selector button to choose whether the lfO should modulate
the
OSC PITCH
,
OSC CTRL
or the
FILTER
frequency. When no leD is lit
the lfO is turned off.
lfO MaSTeR clOcK (MST clK)
enable MST CLK (Shift + Rate knob) to synchronize the lfO to the Mas-
ter clock. The Rate knob is used for controlling the time division.
Division Description
4b, 2b, 1, 2, 4, 8,
16, 32, 64 The straight divisions range from 4 bars to 1/64 notes.
4bt, 2bt, 1t, 2t, 4t,
8t, 16t, 32t The t indicates the triplet divisions, from 4 bars to 1/32
notes.
lfO WaVefORM SelecTOR
Waveform Description
Triangle
Suitable for natural vibrato effects, also good for classic pulse
width modulation.
Square
Used for abrupt modulation changes, suitable for trills,
distinct tremolos, etc.
Sawtooth
Used for linear ramp type modulations.
Inverted Sawtooth
Inverted linear ramp.
S/H Stepped Random
Recreates a stepped random modulation.
OSc MOD enV
The
PITCH
(Semitones) or
OSC CTRL
parameter for the Oscillator (read
more about this below) can be modulated by the dedicated Oscillator
Modulation envelope.
With
VEL
(Shift + Destination) active, the envelope is velocity sensitive
and will produce a greater modulation with harder key presses and less
modulation when keys are played softly. The
AR
mode (Shift + Destina-
tion) changes the envelope from the default Decay behaviour to
instead provide Release.
aTTacK
attack is the time it takes for the envelope to reach the maximum modu-
lation level. This envelope phase begins when you press a key.
Dec/Rel
When the aR mode is not active this knob controls the Decay. In aR
mode it controls the Release parameter.
The Decay begins after the attack phase is completed. It is the time it
takes for the modulation envelope to drop back down to zero again.
If Decay is turned fully clockwise, the decay will be infinite, acting as a
sustain level.
The Release phase of the envelope begins after you have released the
key. This setting determines how long it should take for the envelope to
drop to zero after the key is released. The release phase may start any-
where during the envelope’s attack phase and will begin as soon as a
key is released as shown in this illustration.
release (time)
key down key up
attack (time)
time
amount