Korg Soundlink DRS OASYS PCI Patches & Effects Manual page 71

Analog Synths
Controller Mod
Source Mix
0-100. Both the LFO and the noise generator can be used as modulation sources.
This knob determines the balance between the two. At 0, only the output of the LFO
is used; at 100, only the noise generator is used.
The Mod Controller and Initial parameters control the amount of modulation.
Freq A
On, Off. This selects the frequency of oscillator A as a modulation destination.
Freq B
On, Off. This selects the frequency of oscillator B as a modulation destination.
PW A
On, Off. This selects the pulse width of oscillator A as a modulation destination.
PW B
On, Off. This selects the pulse width of oscillator B as a modulation destination.
Filter
On, Off. This selects the filter cutoff as a modulation destination.
Mod Controller
List of Modulation Sources. This sets the source for controlling the amount of the
Source Mix sent to the selected destinations. For a complete list, please see
"Modulation Sources" on page 2.
Initial
0-100. This sets the amount of the Source Mix which will be applied to the selected
destinations, even when the Mod Controller is at zero. Some of the sounds on the
original synth called for you to set the mod wheel to the middle of its range, and
then leave it there; you can use the Initial amount to replicate this.
Controller Mod Depths
This section adds modulation depth to the Pro Synth's Controller Mod routings.
Each routing can still be enabled and disabled via the switches in the Controller
Mod section.
Freq A
0.0-36.0. This sets the depth of oscillator A frequency modulation, in half-steps. This
routing is turned on and off by the Freq A switch, in the Controller Mod section.
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