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16. Level
Linear Amplitude Modulation
Lets you assign the CV source and
modulation gain for linear amplitude
modulation. Modulation gain can be set from
-20% per volt to +20% per volt.
Linear Amplitude Modulation Bias
Linear Amplitude Modulation Bias lets you
bias the level such that amplitude can be
correctly controlled by an external envelope
patched to the assigned modulation CV
input. Specifically, you want zero volts from
that envelope to result in no output level
(rather than no modulation).
The choices are:
Normal No bias. Zero volts of CV results
in no modulation.
External Envelope The level is biased
down such that zero volts of CV results
in no audible output and higher CV levels
introduce audibility (i.e., an envelope does
what you’d expect an envelope to do).
Exponential Amplitude
Modulation
Lets you assign the CV source and
modulation gain for exponential amplitude
modulation. Modulation gain can be set from
-1.200 dBs per volt to +1.200 dBs per volt.
The Level screen
lets you set a
channel’s initial
level, set a zone
level offset if the
channel contains
zones, and set
up exponential
and/or linear
amplitude
modulation.
Level
Level lets you set the initial level of the
channel over a range of from -90.0 dB to
+6.0 dB with a resolution of 0.1 dB.
Zone Offset
If the selected channel contains zones, you
can select each zone in the channel and
apply a level offset to that zone. The range
is from -90.0 dB to +6.0 dB relative to the
channel’s initial level as set by the Level
parameter above.
NOTE:
The number of the selected zone
is displayed in the upper righthand corner
of the screen, along with the number of the
currently playing zone (in red). It is possible
for these to be different, so if you’re making
changes to the zone offset and don’t hear any
effect, make sure the zone you’re hearing is
the one you’re actually editing.
ANOTHER NOTE:
The total level adjustment
range of any sample is limited to the
-90.0 dB to +6.0 dB range. If, for example, the
Channel Level
parameter is set to +4.00 dBs,
the zone offset can only shift it an additional 2
dBs higher. Setting the zone offset higher than
that will have no additional effect.