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fundamental
component
of
harmonics
is
rich
and provide
a
pure and
clear sound.
Most
appropriate
for
creating
sounds
in
the
flute
family
or
a
clear
sound
color
similar
to
a
tuning
fork.
Since there are
few harmonics,
the
Traveler
Control
effective
direction
is
not particularly
ex-
treme.
Provides
closed-pipe
sounds
(cla-
rinet,
etc.)
by
removing
even-num-
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harmonics.
Since
this
basic
tone contains
many
harmonics
and
is
sufficient-
ly
large,
it
is
suitable for creat-
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a
wide range
of
tone
colors.
Its versatility
can
be expanded
by combining the
Traveler
Cont-
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to
create
string,
wind, picked
string
and
human
voice
effects,
plus
many
others.
Higher harmonic elements abound
in
this
waveform, making
use
of
the
Traveler
Control
highly
effec-
tive,
especially for creating
reed
sounds or
all
new
synthetic tone
colors.
The
effect
produced when
two
in-
struments are
played
simultane-
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can
be
obtained.
Using
the
LFO
speed knob
adjust
the
beat
to
obtain the difference
in
pitch
of
two
tones.
Accordion
and
simi-
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sounds
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then be
easily
produced.
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this position
when
an
electric
guitar,
an
electric
piano or
an-
other synthesizer,
etc.
is
connect-
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to
the external
input jack at
the rear.
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the position
of
the
MIXER
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VCO
I
to
VCO
II
and
depress
a
key.
The
sound
of
VCO
II
will
then
be
produced.
Next,
turn the
PITCH
COARSE
knob,
and the
synthe-
sizer
will
cover
a
wide
pitch
range
of
4 octaves.
Make
fine
adjustment with
the
FINE
knob.
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MODULATOR
I
and
II
Device
for
combining
electrically
the sounds
of
VCO
I
and
VCO
II.
Particularly
in
relation to
two
frequencies
the variations
and
changes
in
tone color can be
demonstrated
using the
OCTAVE
knob
of
VCO
I
and the
PITCH
knob
of
VCO
II.
Using
R.
MODULATOR
1
,
continuous tone
steps,
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