SYNTHR SYNTHR3, Руководство пользователя

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SYNTHR3 Manuel V1.01 EN
Note : MIDI keyboards with aftertouch have the possibility to have several curves. If your keyboard is set to a linear
curve by default, the SYNTHR3 will force this curve to become exponential in order to increase sensitivity.
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Knob for triggering the LFO with the Modulation Wheel.
It may seem confusing on these last 3 buttons not to see the LED flashing. This one will start to blink when the
action will be carried out.
SAMPLE & HOLD

Adjustment of the internal sampling frequency, displayed on the knob, from 1 to 100
Hz
.
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By successively pressing the "LFO2" button, the sampling frequency will be that of
the S&H itself, that of LFO2 or none at all. The LED shows the frequency or is off as
the case may be.

Adjusting the level of the sampled signal:
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White noise

LFO1 as alternative source to be sampled
ADSR Modulation

ADSR envelope generator for frequency or duty-cycle modulation of VCOs and
envelope generator for LFO2
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Possibility of delay from 0 to 3 seconds in relation to the Keyboard Gate via
the Delay button.
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The Velocity button allows you to set the Sustain value according to the
velocity provided by the MIDI keyboard.

The Retrigger button allows one play or each note press restarts the AD
cycle.
* We will see that this envelope can change roles depending on the Play Mode (see below)
ADSR Filtre

ADSR envelope generator for modulation of the cut-off frequency of VCFs.

Possibility of delay from 0 to 3 seconds in relation to the Keyboard Gate via
the Delay button

The Velocity button allows you to set the Sustain value according to the
velocity provided by the MIDI keyboard. It's up to the keyboard to provide
the right response curve.

The Retrigger button allows one play or each note press restarts the AD
cycle.
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The Inv Button is used to invert the envelope which can be interesting for BP
or HP modes.