The Programmable Footpedais - Moog MEMORYMOOG 345 Owner's And Service Manual

THE PROGRAMMABLE
FOOTPEDALS
These
are
fairly
self-explanatory.
PEDAL
1
can be used
to control
the frequencies of the
oscillators for pitch bending.
The
range of the
bend
effect
can be tuned by
using the rotary
AMOUNT
control.
Volume
and the
CUTOFF
frequency
of the
filter
can be
controlled
in
the
same
way. Note
that
when youVe
using the pedal to control the volume
of
the instrument, the extreme
limit (the loudest the instrument can
get)
is
set
by
the
MASTER VOLUME
control
(11.1).
PEDAL
2 can be used
as
an
LFO MODULATION AMOUNT
control,
just like
the
MODULATION WHEEL
(2.3),
and
it
can be used
to control
the pitch of
OSCILLATOR
2.
When
used
to adjust the
LFO MODULA-
TION AMOUNT,
the pedal adds to the
initial
amount
of
modulation
set
up by
the
MODULATION AMOUNT
control
(1.11). In
both functions
controlling the
amount
of
modulation and sweeping
the pitch of
OSCILLATOR
2
-
the
AMOUNT
control adjusts the range of the
pedal.
FOOT
PEDALS
— AMOUNT
1
—
2 8
10
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vol
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2
8
10
PtTCH
VOLUME
—
AMOUNTS
5
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MOD AMT
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2
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Pedals aren't supplied with the
instru-
ment.
They
should be voltage pedals with
a
range of to 5
volts,
such
as
the
Moog
1 1
20
pedals.
Your
local
music shop should
have,
or
be
able to order, suitable pedals.
Note
that
if
you
have
just
one
pedal, the inputs
on
the
back
of the
Memorymoog
are
crosscoupled,
meaning
that
if
you
plug
in
just
one
pedal,
it
will
do
the
work
of two.
For example:
a
pedal
is
plugged
into the
PEDAL
1
input, but
all
the
programs
youVe
called
up show
that
PEDAL
2
will
control the
modulation.
PEDAL
1
will
crosscouple so that
it
will
control the
modu-
lation
amount
because
there
isn't a
pedal
connected
to the
PEDAL
2
jack.
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Q
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