Yamaha CS-30 Owner's Manual page 18

oPERATTON SEQUENCE
PATTERN USING TWO VC0s
1 V C O B L O C K
.
T h e i n t e r v a l s o f V C O - 1 a n d V C O - 2 c a n b e a p p l i e d
b y m e a n s o f D E T U N E @ o f t h e P I T C H b l o c k .
.
T h e s a w - t o o t h w a v e s o f V C O - I w i l l b e f e d i n t o
V C F - 1 .
2 V C F B T O C K
.
S e t t h e I N P U T c h a n g i n g s w i t c h @ t o V C O - 2
f'.
1 V C F B L O C K
o P o s i t i o n t h e F I L T E R s w i t c h e ) o f Y C F - 2 t o V C F
. 1 H P .
.
W h e n V C F - 2 i s s e t t o e i t h e r L P . o r B P . a n d t h e
C U T O F F F R O @ i s s e t t o a f r e q u e n c y l o w e r
t h a n t h a t o f V C F - 1 ' s C U T O F F F R O @ , s o m e -
t i m e s s o u n d s w i l l n o t b e o r o d u c e d .
The controls of the respective blocks. even in
the case any block of the 2 systems is arranged in
series or in parallel, is to be carried out in a manner
similar to that carried out for the VCO-2 + VCF-2
P o s i t i o n t h e I N P U T c h a n g i n g s w i t c h @ t o N ,
o r l - L o f V C O - 1 .
M i x V C O 1 a n d V C O - 2 b v m e a n s o f t h e I N P U T
L E V E L c o n t r o l s @ a n d @ .
VçÂ"
-+ VCA-2 Pattern described on Page 17. When you
reach the stage where you can understand, by
referring to the block diagrarn. what kind of posi-
tions the controls and switches of the panel occupy
in the overall signal flow, then you will no doubt
be able to discover a greater number of patterns.
Try to get an understanding of the function of
each control by actually producing sounds and
adjusting the control with your own hands, while
confirrring the difference in sounds with your own
ears.
INPUT
{s} sr*
P A T T E R N l N W H I C H T W O V C F s A R E U S E D l N
S E R I E S
:i.;;
I N P U T j - '
VCF-2