The functions in the filter menu are:
This function lets you choose whether the filter has the same effect across the entire note
range or has a different effect on the lower and higher notes. This function is applied as a percentage of note
change. The selections are:
The keyboard tracking is off and so the filter’s effect will be the same across all notes.
The keyboard tracking is now on. The filter will now open increasingly less for the low notes
and more for the high notes until the effect is at its maximum when the level is set to 150%. There are two negative
settings included,
where the filter will open less for the
notes and more for the
notes.
This function allows you to select the filter resonance modulation source. The
selections are:
The output of envelope 1 will modulate the filter resonance
The output of envelope 2 will modulate the filter resonance
The output of LFO1 will modulate the filter resonance
The output of LFO2 will modulate the filter resonance
To select a different menu function, use the [MENU UP] and [MENU DOWN] buttons.
To EXIT filter menu mode, simply press the [FILTER] MENU button and check that the indicator goes out.
The centrally mounted joystick offers huge creative potential. You can assign parameters such as filter frequency
/resonance to the joystick for added creative expression and ‘on-the-fly’ editing of two elements simultaneously.
The joystick can also be switched off to avoid accidental voice editing if the joystick is nudged during a
performance. The joystick operates in parallel to the labelled front panel controls.
For a list of functions and how to change the joystick settings please see the UTILITY section on page 30.
1. Keyboard tracking:
0FF:
25, 50, 100, 150%:
- 25 and -50
2. Resonance Modulation Source:
Envelope1:
Envelope 2:
LFO1:
LFO2:
high
low
JOYSTICK Control
MENU
VALUE
VALUE
EDIT
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COMP
OSCILLATORS
Press the UP and
DOWN buttons to
select MENU functions
PARAMETER
VALUE
New Function =
Filter Resonance mod source
Press once to exit
FILTER menu mode
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