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This synthesizer
employs two
signal
genera-
tor
modules
(which
include the
waveform
generating
VCO
circuitry)
along with
many
other
signal
snapping and
control
modules
including
dynamic
low-pass
filters,
en-
velope
modifiers,
and
a
7-band
equalizer.
With
the
total
of 32
control
knobs found
in
these
modules you
can
create
virtually
any tone
color.
Then
you
can have
the
memory
remember
that
setting,
no
matter
how
complex.
In this
block diagram
you
see
the
signal
paths of
the
audio
signal
and
the control
signals.
By
studying
this dia-
gram and
familiarizing
yourself with
the
pattern
of
signal
flow,
you
will
be
able
to
work
out
the
most
troublcfree
method
of
creating
any
particular
sound.
The
shaded
blocks
in
the
diagram
are
those
modules
that
the
memory
will
remember
the
set-
tings
of.
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