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Here are the instructions for each method.
1. Mic = source, line in = modulator
- note: only audio on the (Right) side of the line input is used for modulation.
- I'm not sure but, I believe the left input can be used as a source, instead of the mic.
- anyway, talk into mic while playing synth into line input. Done.
2. Pad = source, pad = modulator
- "Shift"+"Mix Common"
- scroll to FxLoc. change to (INS MASTER)
- Shift+Track A effects button change Track A balance to (L63)
- Shift+Track B effects button change Track B balance to (R63)
- "Shift"+"Song/Track" this activates the "Pad To Track" option
- press and hold a pad in first row (pad 1,5,9,13)
- press a pad in row two (pads 2,6,10,14) Done.
3. Mic = source, pad = modulator
- press "Shift"+"Mix Common"
- scroll to FX Loc. change to (INS MASTER)
- press "Shift"+"MIC/LINE" effects button, set balance to (L63)
- scroll further down to pad balance, set to (R63)
- talk into mic while holding down a pad. Done.
4. Mic = source, track audio = modulator
- press "Shift"+"Mix Common"
- scroll to FX Loc. change to (INS MASTER)
- press "Shift"+"MIC/LINE" effects button, set balance to (L63)
- press Shift+Track A effects button change Track A balance to (R63)
- make sure status is enabled (green light) for Track A
- playback track while talking into mic. Done.
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The vocoder channels adjust the volume of each frequency band (increments from 0 to 100). "This
setting adjusts the tone of the vocoder."
The central frequency bands for each channel are:
1 = 100.0 Hz
2 = 166.8
3 = 278.3
4 = 464.2
5 = 774.3
6 = 1.292 kHz
7 = 2.154
8 = 3.594
9 = 5.995
10 = 10.00
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When Phrases using only bass sounds or other such sounds are played continuously on a track with
no space provided between the Phrases, a small amount of noise may crop up at the points where
one Phrase ends and the next one begins. In such situations, using the procedure below to set
"FadeSw" to ON may improve the sound.
FadeSw
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