Alesis ANDROMEDA A6 Reference Manual page 195

What the MOD display means
The upper right hand corner shows that this is a mod page for Filter 1. By looking at
the page tabs and the legend above it, we know we're looking at Mod 1 of that filter.
Moving from left to right, we can see:
• the
SOURCE
fall as you play higher and lower on the keyboard.
• the
LEVEL
some other modulator has this level as its target. If
value, it would invert the modulation (in this case, higher key values would
give LESS modulation).
•
OFFSET
modulation to start lower on the keyboard in this case.
• the
MOD
key in the module, or by turning soft knob
• the destination (
Looking at these elements, you can see that in this program, Mod 1 of Filter 1 is
designed to increase the resonance of the filter the higher you play on the keyboard,
and decrease it on lower notes. Since the level is positive, this mod path is probably
intended to be on constantly...but it's still possible that the amount of resonance
could be increased or decreased by still another modulator via
find out when you check them. The flexibility of the Modulation Matrix may lead to
some confusion when you're editing a complicated program, but when you're
writing your own program you'll be very glad it's there.
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Chapter 9: The A6 Modulation Matrix
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VOX KEY NUMBER
is . If it were
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is . The programmer wanted the "home value" of the
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path is ON ; you can enable and disable this path by pressing the
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ANUAL
, which means the modulation will rise and
, there would be no modulation unless
LEVEL
.
5
.
MOD2
were a negative
MOD
or . You'll
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