Korg MMT RADIAS Owner's Manual page 63

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Use "Threshold" to prevent noise during periods when there is no singing or speaking being
captured by the mic.
Higher settings will make it easier for the audio to be cut. Adjust this so that the noise is not obtru-
sive when you're not speaking into the mic. You can also use the FILTER2 [THRESHOLD] knob to
adjust this setting.
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Use "GateSens" to adjust the gate sensitivity.
Adjust this so that the sound of the vocoder output is not cut off unnaturally.
Filter settings
1
Go to the Vocoder Edit mode P07: FILTER page.
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Use the FILTER [E.F.SENS] knob to adjust the sensi-
tivity of the envelope follower.
Raising this value will give the vocoder output a
smoother attack and a longer release.
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Use the FILTER2 [FRMNT SHIFT] button to switch
the amount of shift for the synthesis filters.
The LED will light to indicate the selected amount of
shift. You can dramatically vary the character of the vocoder output by shifting the filters.
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Use the FILTER1 [FC OFFSET] knob to adjust the offset of the synthesis filter cutoff frequency.
You can adjust the shift amount for the carrier filters over a range of ±2 steps.
In conjunction with the [FRMNT SHIFT] button, you can shift the cutoff frequency over a range of
±4 steps.
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Use the FILTER2 [HPF LEVEL] knob to adjust the consonants of the vocoder sound.
Higher settings of this value will emphasize the consonants (e.g., sibilants).
Adjusting the output level for each band of the synthesis filters
1
Press the MOD SEQUENCER [SELECT] button to make the "LEVEL" LED light.
2
Use the sixteen knobs to adjust the output level of each filter.
The output level is zero when a knob is turned to the far left, or 127 when turned to the far right.
Adjusting the pan (stereo position) for each band of the synthesis filters
1
Press the MOD SEQUENCER [SELECT] button to make the "PAN" LED light.
2
Use the sixteen knobs to adjust the pan of each filter.
The sound is output from the center (CNT) when a knob is in the middle position, from the L-
channel only when turned to the far left, or from the R-channel only when turned to the far right.
Program parameter editing
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