Setting Lfo1 Modulation Depth - Akai S3000XL User Manual

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SETTING LFO1 MODULATION DEPTH

The master output of the LFO is set using the control and this has to be set to
something other than 00 for there to be any effect unless the modwheel is moved - you
may assign the LFO to a destination and set that destinations modulation level to
maximum only to find that there is no effect. The reason for this is that the control
in this page is not set or the modwheel is not up.
A useful function of this master depth control is that in the case where you have applied
LFO1 to several destinations and you wish to increase or reduce the level of modulation
going to all the destinations, you may change the modulation level to all destinations with
just the one control instead of having to individually adjust every destinations'
modulation input level.
NOTE: Because it is felt that LFO1 will mostly be used for vibrato effects, the default in the
PTCH page (see later) is set so that simply setting a value in the field will apply
vibrato. If you intend to use LFO1 for something other than vibrato (i.e. slow filter sweeps,
panning, amplitude modulation, etc.), then be sure to set the LFO1 parameter in the
PTCH page to 00 unless you really want the sound of an American police siren!
Once you have set the LFO1 parameters, you may return to the main program edit page
by pressing .
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