Mod Wheel - Modal Electronics 002R User Manual

Keyboard
1. Glide: this parameter controls the speed with which the oscillators change their pitch,
'sliding' from one note to the next one pressed:
• a large value will mean the 'glide' takes longer to reach the new note
• a shorter value will result in a quicker 'slide'
2. AutoGlide: this parameter controls the mode of the glide unit. In 'auto' mode the glide
circuit is enabled only when overlapping notes are played, also known as legato. In
'normal' mode the glide circuit is always enabled.
3. Octave: this parameter controls the octave shift of the keyboard, allowing you to
transpose the whole keyboard by up to 2 octaves up or down
4. Transpose: This allows you to transpose the Keyboard, Sequencer and Arpeggiator. To
use the function simply hold down the transpose button whilst pressing a key on the
keyboard. A 'Zero' transpose is obtained by pressing the third C from the bottom of the
keyboard.
A Transpose 'lock mode' is also available: you can double click the transpose button
(instead of holding it) to enable the keyboard to be used to transpose playing arps and
sequences. Click the button again to unlock.
5. Size: (available for both Unison and Stack modes): this parameter controls how many
voices the synth is using for a single note
6. Key Mode: Select between Polyphonic, Monophonic, Unison and Stack
7. Spread: this parameter controls the amount of frequency detuning between the currently
used voices (note that this is different from oscillators Detune parameter, which is the
amount of frequency detuning between the 2 OSCs in the same voice)
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Mod Wheel

On 002R you can receive external Mod Wheel messages from MIDI In as CC 1.
These external Mod Wheel messages can be used to modulate 8 different destinations, as per
LFO1, LFO2 etc. (please refer to the 'Modulation' page in chapter 3)
To access the Mod Wheel modulation page first navigate to the Parameters page (menu
button C), select Modulation (option 10) and then select the option ModW.
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