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Emax Owners Manual
© 1986 E-mu Systems, Inc. Enhanced by The Emulator Archive 2001 Page 92
Destination number: 4 Function: LFO to PITCH
1. This function controls the extent (i.e., modulation index) to which the LFO modulates pitch. To assign
this destination to the control source, first select the control source then select 4. (To change the LFO
rate and LFO variation, refer to
ANALOG PROCESSING 15 .)
Application: This destination is most often assigned to the Right wheel; rotating the wheel away
from you increases the amount of vibrato. Assigning this destination to the Pedal
provides foot-controlled vibrato.
Note: Assigning this destination overrides the equivalent Analog Processing module function.
Destination number: 5
Function: LFO to FILTER Fc
1. This function controls the extent to which the LEO modulates the filter cutoff frequency. To assign this
destination to the control source, first select the control source then select 5. (To change the LFO rate
and LEO variation, refer to section
ANALOG PROCESSING 15.)
Application: This destination is most often assigned to the Right wheel; rotating the wheel away
from you increases the amount of filter modulation (“filtrato”) which is a type of timbre
modulation. Assigning this destination to the Pedal provides foot-controlled filtrato.
Slow filtrato is useful for varying the timbre on long, sustaining sounds; fast filtrato gives
a “bubbly” sound, which can resemble that of mechanical rotating speaker systems.
Note: Assigning this destination overrides the equivalent Analog Processing module function.
Also, LFO to FILTER Ec interacts with the filter module frequency and envelope
settings. If this function does not seem to work, check these settings. Example: If the
filter cutoff is already at maximum, you will not be able to modulate it to any great
degree.
Destination number: 6
Function: LFO to LEVEL
1. This function controls the extent to which the LEO modulates the overall level (this phenomenon is
called tremolo). To assign this destination to the control source, first select the control source then
select 6. (To change the LEO rate and LEO variation, refer to section
ANALOG PROCESSING 15.)
Application: When assigned to the Right wheel, rotating the wheel away from you increases the
amount of tremolo. Assigning this destination to the Pedal provides foot-controlled
tremolo. Tremolo is useful for “Bo Diddley” and surf music guitar sounds, as well as for
simulating some electric piano sounds.
Note: Assigning this destination overrides the equivalent Analog Processing module function.
Destination
number: 7 Function: ATTACK RATE
1. ATK RATE controls the VCA and VCF attack rate. To assign this destination to the control source,
first select the control source then select 7.
Application: When assigned to the Right wheel, rotating the wheel away from you increases the
attack time. This effect is useful when changing from legato to percussive effects,
especially with sustained sounds such as strings.
Note: With ATK RATE assigned to a wheel, Analog Processing module function 12, VCA
Attack (A) and module function 14, Filter attack (A) are disabled. Therefore, Filter and
VCA attack rates are determined solely by the wheel setting.