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The first of these is VOLUME.     In the  above example,  this is set to CC11, 
which we have been using at Soniccouture to control the volume in realtime.   
This works very well if you have some kind of pressure pad, or XY controller 
that you can use with one hand, while the other hand plays the keyboard.   If 
you  had  a Breath  Controller,  for  example,  you  could  change  this  with  the 
drop down menu to CC 2, and then the volume  would be controlled  by the 
breath controller.

However, if you DON’T want to manage this in realtime, you can change this 
option to Velocity.   Then the volume will simply be set by the key velocity of 
the notes you play, and the volume will only be set once per note.  If you use 
Velocity for volume, you still have the ADSR envelope as well, to allow you to 
shape the dynamics of each note.

Note that to the right of the Volume Menu, there is a curve, and then a knob 
labelled  “Depth”.       For Volume and Pitch you can control the  depth of the 
controller.      And for  all controllers,  there  are  three  curves  you can  choose 
from  that  affect  the  response  of  that  controller:  linear,  and  exponential 
concave and convex.

The second important realtime control is PITCH.    This can be used for two 
things, depending on the range.     If it’s range  is small, you can use this for 
realtime  vibrato  (we’ve  been  using  the  X  axis  of  an  XY  pad  set  to  Pitch 
Bend).      However,  if  you  set  this  range  very  wide,  you  can  also  use  a 
controller to slide the absolute pitch of the  instrument ( a bit like the Ondes 
“ruban”).   Even with a large controller like a ribbon controller however, this is 
very  difficult to do,  it’s hard to be precise enough to play a melody using a 
CC,  so  we  generally  have  used  this  for  vibrato,  and  use  the  GLIDE  to 
recreate the “ruban” technique.

GLIDE  SPEED  is therefore the  next realtime  controller. If you want to adjust 
the speed of the glide in realtime, this is the assignment to use.   As you can 
see from the picture, we’ve often been using CC1, the Mod Wheel, to adjust 
the glide speed.

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Страница 1: ...SONICCOUTURE ONDES USER GUIDE www soniccouture com email customerservices soniccouture com...

Страница 2: ...ONDES CONTENTS INSTALLATION THE ONDES MARTENOT THE KONTAKT INSTRUMENTS REALTIME CONTROL SUPPORT E U L A SONICCOUTURE ONDES USER GUIDE www soniccouture com email customerservices soniccouture com...

Страница 3: ...to the location of the Soniccouture Ondes Ondes Library folder 4 This will add it to the Kontakt Library list AND to the Service Center 5 Kontakt then asks you to Activate the library the NI Service...

Страница 4: ...rice Martenot in 1928 More about its background can be found on Wikipedia The instrument produces sound using oscillators as with a conventional analogue synthesiser but it is its methods of control w...

Страница 5: ...the keyboard is being played In fact when the Ondes is switched to ring mode au ruban the ring becomes the sole method of determining pitch a very skillful technique particularly so when you consider...

Страница 6: ...ither the ring or the keyboard to produce the melody THE VIBRATO KEYBOARD The final unique control trick that the Ondes has up its sleeve is the keyboard vibrato To those familiar with MIDI keyboards...

Страница 7: ...d off quite a bit D2 This speaker has springs stretched across the inside panel and is the reverb unit of the three It has a knob on the back which is used to adjust the decay time of the springs from...

Страница 8: ...d to add sparkly highlights to staccato passages THOMAS LINE OUT Most Ondes do not have a direct output fortunately for us and you Thomas Bloch had his modified with such a facility This means we were...

Страница 9: ...the original instrument these switches turn on and off either the loudspeaker routings or the various oscillators that the Ondes Martenot provides for different timbres In our instrument these switch...

Страница 10: ...eur or loudspeaker This loudspeaker has a spring reverb built into it D1 The main diffuseur or loudspeaker which is a large normal speaker Line A line out signal not processed through any of the louds...

Страница 11: ...ded to sound like a string instrument g Petit gambe A similar timbre to Gambe but with less overtones S Souffle A noise generator approximately pink noise T Tutti This is a switch that turns on everyt...

Страница 12: ...creating new sounds they can be very useful ADSR DIALS At the bottom of the panel on the right there are four dials that give you control over the envelope A D S R Attack Decay Sustain Release In fact...

Страница 13: ...a dynamic filter not available on the Ondes Martenot itself with Cutoff Resonance and Envelope Depth EG controls along the top dials FEG You will also notice that there is now a FEG switch which swit...

Страница 14: ...faders left on the main panel provide the send levels to each of these speakers The Line fader provides a totally dry direct output IMPORTANT Switching the speaker faders so that they show a RED hand...

Страница 15: ...case of speaker D2 which functions like a spring reverb there are a variety of different time settings to choose from as well ranging from short to very long AMP DECAY CONTROLS AMP This is the return...

Страница 16: ...ersion you are always in 12dB filter mode And in addition to Cutoff Resonance and EG depth you also now have control over the Velocity and LFO depth to the filter The knobs in the middle of the right...

Страница 17: ...altime control you want to try to manage either in realtime or in sequencer editing The SETUP button in the top middle of our panel launches this window On the left of the Performance Setup window you...

Страница 18: ...e depth of the controller And for all controllers there are three curves you can choose from that affect the response of that controller linear and exponential concave and convex The second important...

Страница 19: ...set to any note on your keyboard Essentially this just stops that note from sounding The purpose of this is if you want to use one hand to control Aftertouch and not have that key interfere with the m...

Страница 20: ...SONICCOUTURE ONDES USER GUIDE www soniccouture com email customerservices soniccouture com...

Страница 21: ...s soniccouture com or we have a support forum within the KVR Audio community which can be found here Soniccouture Support Forum We will always endeavour to reply to any enquiry within 12 hours but do...

Страница 22: ...e Soniccouture product The making of sample libraries in any form commercial or otherwise using Soniccouture audio or software be they single hits loops fully mixed audio clips or scripts is STRICTLY...

Страница 23: ...ties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose with regard to the software and any accompanying hardware To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law in no event shall Soniccouture...

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