Viscount SYNTH-8, Руководство пользователя

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EN - 15 Synth-8
– User Manual
Parameter editing
LFO1 Dest
LFO2 Dest
[ASSIGN 4]
Select the destination of the LFO signal.
Values:

Osc1+2 Pitch: the LFO modulates the pitch of both oscillators.

Osc1 Pitch: the LFO modulates the pitch of oscillator 1 only.

Osc2 Pitch: the LFO modulates the pitch of oscillator 2 only.

Noise Level: the LFO modulates the noise source level (see p. 16 ).

Filter Cutoff: the LFO modulates the filter cutoff frequency.

Amp Level: the LFO modulates the amplitude level of the signal.

Pulse Width: the LFO modulates the duty cycle when an oscillator
generates the Pulse wave.
LFO1 Modulation
LFO2 Modulation Additional modulation depth given by the Modulation parameter assignable to
the control of Mod.Wheel or Foot Controller 1/2.
Values : between 0 and 127
LFO1 Delay
LFO2 Delay Delay to reach the maximum level of the signal generated by the LFO and the
maximum modulation of the destination (see parameter
LFO1 Dest or LFO2
Dest ) after the key has been pressed.
Values : between 0 and 127
LFO1 Sync
LFO2 Sync Synchronization of the LFO with the general metronomic tempo of the
instrument set in the
COMMON menu with the Master Clock parameter (see
COMMON section of the Legend '70s user manual).
Values: OFF, ON
MISCELLANEOUS section
The Miscellanous section collects various configuration
and generation parameters, such as the voice mode to
choose whether to play polyphonic, monophonic or legato
and with glissato, the adjustment of the amount of ring
modulation with which to obtain more metallic sounds, the
addition of a noise signal to obtain special percussive
effects and more.
To access this menu, in the
EDIT SYNTH-8 screen (page
6 ), place the cursor on the LFO 1 or LFO 2 field and press the data entry dial.
Parameter name Description
Voice Mode
[ASSIGN 1]
How to play the voice.
Values:

Poly: polyphonic mode, with which it is possible to play several notes at the
same time (up to a maximum of 8).

Mono: monophonic mode, with which it is possible to play only one note at a
time. By pressing a key, then a second key without releasing the first, the last
note is played. Releasing the second key returns to playing the first note. This
mode reproduces the behavior of traditional monophonic analog synthesizers
and is used in the performance of solo sounds.

Legato: legato mode, similar to Mono but which allows you to play
successive notes without interruption, i.e. without retriggering the amplitude
and modulation envelope.
NB
The table below shows all the parameters available for the MISCELLANEOUS section. The knob
or button that allows direct control from the panel is shown under the name of the parameter.