Rotating Speaker - ENSONIQ DP/4 Musician's Manual

Section 4 - Algorithms
ROTATING SPEAKER
00 - Rotating Spkr adds the famous classic rotating speaker sound to any keyboard instrument.
This algorithm also sounds great with other instruments as well. A tunable distortion is added to
the input signal and is also passed through the rotors.
The parameters available for this algorithm are:
01-Mix
02-Volume
See the descriptions under the Mix and Volume Parameters, in the beginning of this section. For
this algorithm we recommend higher Mix settings.
03 - Rotating Speaker Slow Speed
Range: 01 to 55
This parameter adjusts the slow rate of the rotating speaker. This parameter will only work if the
Speaker Speed (parameter 03) is set to Slow. By assigning a modulation controller to this
parameter, you can change the speed in real time.
04 - Rotating Speaker Fast Speed
Range: 01 to 55
This parameter adjusts the fast rate of the rotating speaker. This parameter will only work if the
Speaker Speed (parameter 03) is set to Fast. By assigning a modulation controller to this
parameter, you can change the speed in real time.
05 - Rotating Speaker Speed
Range: Slow or Fast
This parameter determines the rate of the rotating speaker.
06 - Rotating Speaker Inertia
Range: 00 to 99
This parameter controls the rate of change from slow to fast. Adjust this parameter to simulate
the effect of the rotary speaker gradually picking up speed.
07 - Distortion Level In
Range: -48 to +48 dB
This parameter determines the input signal gain into the amplifier simulation, creating a tube-like
overdrive. Higher settings yield more distortion.
08 - Distortion Level Out
Range: 00 to 99
Controls how much of the amplifier distortion is added to the input signal (there is an internal
clean path in parallel with the distortion). To eliminate distortion, set this parameter to 00.
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