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EXi: MOD-7 Waveshaping VPM Synthesizer

PROGRAM > MOD-7: Filter

The MOD-7 includes dual multimode resonant filters,

including Korg's Multifilter. These filters are almost

identical to those of the AL-1, except for the following:

• There is no Trim parameter.(This was unnecessary even

in the AL-1, since the filter will not clip internally.)

Output volume is still available and modulatable.

• The patch panel allows individual access to Filters A and

B, and so the Routing parameter provides only

and 4-Pole modes. You can create serial routing using

the patch panel, if desired.

• Similarly, since Filters A and B have independent

outputs which can be routed separately to the Output

Mixer, there are no filter-specific Pan or Pan AMS

6–2: Multi Filter

The Multi Filter is identical to that of the AL-1. For detailed

information, see "5–2: Multi Filter" on page 157.

6–3: Filter Mod.

The Filter Modulation page is almost identical to that of the

AL-1. For detailed information, see "5–3: Filter Mod." on

6–4: Filter LFO Mod.

The Filter LFO Mod page is identical to that of the AL-1.

For detailed information, see "5–4: Filter LFO Mod." on

controls. The Output Mixer supports modulatable Pan for

all 6 inputs.

For detailed descriptions of the filter parameters, see "5–1:

Basic" on page 154.

For information about using the filters in the MOD-7,

including hands-on tutorials, see "Filtered VPM" on

Filters and the Analog parameter

When the Oscillator Main page Analog parameter is greater

than 0, Filters A and B each get a different random detune

value (including when Link is set to On).

If you want the two filters to be perfectly in tune, turn

Analog to 0.

There is one exception: in the Filter A and B EG Select

parameters, you can select any of the MOD-7 envelopes:

EG1...EG9, plus the Amp EG.