Change Current Voice; Frequency, Q, Envelope Amount - E-Mu EII+ Owner's Manual

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FILTER MODULE

0 - CHANGE CURRENT VOICE

This function lets you change the Current Voice assignment.
1. To change the Current Voice, with the module active, key in 0.
2. The display's top line lists which Voices make up the current Voice. If more than five
Voices have been assigned, the display shows the first five assigned Voices and a +
symbol. The bottom line invites you to Play a Key.
3.
Follow the Voice assignment process described in GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 2.

1 - FREQUENCY, Q, ENVELOPE AMOUNT

This function determines the filters initial cutoff frequency and Q (sharpness), as well as
the extent to which the associated ADSR envelope affects the filter cutoff frequency.
Application: Change the timbral quality of a sound.
1. With the module active, Current Voice assigned (see GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 2),
and the ENTER LED either lit steadily or off, key in 1. The display says:
Freq
XXX
...where X is a numeral.
Freq, controlled by Slider A, ranges from 000 to 120. Higher values correspond to higher
filter cutoff frequencies. Its maximum sweep range is most obvious with Env set to +00.
Q, controlled by Slider B, ranges from 00 to 99. Higher values correspond to increased
resonance, which gives a sharper, more whistling sound.
Env, controlled by Slider C, ranges from -50 (maximum inverted envelope) to +00 (no
envelope) to +50 (maximum positive envelope). It is usually necessary to raise the filter
cutoff value when using inverted envelopes.
2. To exit to another function, see GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 3 ("Exiting a Function").
© 1985, 1986, 1987 E-mu Systems, Inc.
Q
Env
XX
XXX
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