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Overview VK-2 brings you the power of a modular synthesizer without the hassle of cables. All of the individual synthesis components can be freely routed giving you ultimate power and flexibility. You can just as easily use VK-2 as a mean sounding hardwired analog synth in the default configuration.
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Modulation Connections There are many LCD displays on VK-2 that allow you to connect modulation sources to a target destination. Each display, located in the modular sections, represents a parameter that can be modulated, for example oscillator frequency. You can think of the parameter displays as control jacks on a hardware module.
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Envelopes The two envelopes provide a modulation signal that typically would be used to shape filter cutoff or volume. In VK-2, the envelopes can shape anything that has a modulation input. The envelopes are typical ADSR analog-style envelopes common in many synthesizers.
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Effects VK-2 has five on-board effects that allow you to add depth and interest to your patch. The effects are connected to the Amp section. The effects are enabled and re-ordered using the display. Click to enable/disable. Drag to reorder them in any order.
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• The audio or CV input signal should be connected to the Signal inputs. Performance CV Inputs The Performance CV Input group lets you control VK-2 with an external triggering device such as the Matrix Pattern Sequencer. VK-2 supports the PolyCV protocol for polyphonic triggering.
CPU Usage VK-2 has three switches that directly control CPU usage. • Oscillator CPU – Lowering this setting can help when using Linear FM or oscillator sync in a patch. Note, lowering this setting can make very low notes sound dull and can also result in aliasing for high FM sounds.
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