Waldorf PPG Wave 2.V, Руководство по эксплуатации

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PPG Wave 2.V
Operation Manual 21 Waldorf
MOD>WAVES
ON,OFF
This parameter lets you use the LFO as a modulation source for Wave scanning. As
mentioned earlier, please keep in mind that the LFO modulation intensity can only be
set with the Modulation wheel. Thus, no modulation will take place, if the Modulation
wheel is all the way down. The setting of the Modulation wheel is stored with each
Program, same as on the original PPG Wave. Make sure that TOUCH>MOD in the
MODULATION menu is set to OFF, otherwise the LFO only modulates one signal, if
Aftertouch is generated at the same time.
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To complete the picture, this parameter (MOD>WAVES) is also described in the
section “Modulation Menu (Mod)” on page 26 of this manual.
TOUCH>WAVES
ON, OFF
This parameter lets you use monophonic Aftertouch (Channel Pressure) to perform a
Wave scan. You can only use this function, if your Master keyboard is able to generate
Aftertouch data.
BEND>WAVES
ON, OFF
This parameter lets you use Pitch Bend to perform a Wave scan. As Pitch Bend nor-
mally snaps to a center setting, it is advisable to also set the Wave oscillator into a
center setting. This lets you create a bipolar modulation, i.e. one that reaches out to
both sides. Again, make sure to set WAVES-OSC to 29, as otherwise the maximum de-
flection of the pitch bent four analog waveforms of the Wavetable are also read out.
This can lead to unpleasant sound jumps (which can of course also be considered as
interesting). If you wish to prevent simultaneous pitch changes, then you should turn
the parameters MOD>OSC and SUB>OSC in the TUNING menu to OFF.
Keyboard Mode (KEYB MODE)
POLY, DUAL, QUAD, MONO
The Original PPG Wave 2.3 offered several options to stack voices. The SEMITONE pa-
rameters in the TUNING menu (see page 24) are directly connected with this function.
Not all original modes are found in the Wave 2.V, as it would not make sense because
of the dynamic voice assignment that is used nowadays. (Background: The PPG Wave
2.3 offered a maximum of eight voices). The most important and interesting Keyboard
modes have been taken over from the original:
POLY means that an incoming note only creates one voice. In Poly mode only
SEMITONE 1 controls the pitch of the played notes (in the Original PPG Wave, this
modes was named POLY 8x1).
DUAL means that an incoming note creates two voices. Here, SEMITONE 1 controls
the pitch of the first voice and SEMITONE 2 controls the pitch of the second voice
(in the Original PPG Wave, this modes was named QUAD 4x2).
QUAD means that each incoming note creates four voices. Here, SEMITONE 1 to 4
control the respective pitch of the four voices (in the Original PPG Wave, this modes
was named DUO 2x4).
MONO means, that each incoming note creates eight voices. Again, SEMITONE 1 to
8 control the respective pitch of the eight voices (in the Original PPG Wave, this
modes was named MONO 1 x 8). Please note, that only one note at a time can be
played. If you create another note while the first one ist still held, then the first will