Make Noise XPO, Руководство пользователя

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Tips and Tricks
- Use the second 1v/oct input with a keyboard, sequencer or Pressure Points/0-CTRL for manual or sequenced pitch transposition.
- When using the Wavefolding output in Mono (Left output only, Right output unpatched) , the Left side will be weighted slightly
heavier in the result than the Right. This weighting lets one set of harmonics be used for accent while the other is the basis of the
sound.
- The PWM and Vari-Timbre Mono outputs feature a normalization of an inverted copy of their Right output. This means that
when used in Mono (Left output only, Right output unpatched), the Modulate L/R controls will create more "peaks and valleys" in
the outputs due to various phase cancellation possibilities. In general the mono PWM output is more punchy/aggressive than its
stereo counterpart, while the mono Vari-Timbre output is more gentle (this is not a hard fast rule!)
- Any unused waveform output can make a great modulation source for filters such as QPAS, other modules in the patch, or the
XPO itself. For example, the Spike wave makes a great frequency modulator for a low pass filter, adding a subtle high frequency
sheen back on to sounds that have had their edges shaved off. When the XPO is also the sound source, modulations patched in
this way will be "in tune" 100% of the time.
- Because Center modulation does not affect the Mono outputs or the PWM Stereo Outs, it can be used to subtly or drastically
change the Vari-Timbre or Wavefolding outputs while mixing with other outputs that stay unmodulated. Similarly, the Mono
outputs are not affected at all by Modulate or Center controls, and can be used as an "anchor" when mixed in with any of the
stereo outputs.
- After removing your patch cable from the FM Depth CV Input, don't forget to turn the Combo Pot back down to remove the Sub
FM Normalization ... unless you want to!
- Use the center parameter for audio rate modulation to create harmonics while the Modulate L/R parameters provide animation
of those harmonics.