Roland Super Jupiter MKS-80 Owner's Manual page 16

VCO
Key
Follow
In
the
VCO
section,
Key Follow function
is
provided to
detune the generated sound.
This
also
can be effectively used during synthesizing with Cross Modulation function.
VCO
Key
Follow (0-100)
[g VCO
Selector
(1,
OFF,
2)
This
is
usually
set
to 100%, but can be
set
to
any
value
you
like
from
to
100%. At 0%, the
pitch
obtained
will
be always the
same
regardless of
which
key
is
pressed.
And
as
you
increase the value, the
pitch
alteration will
be
more
drastic.
With
this,
you
can
select
which
of the
VCO-1
or 2
should take on the Key Follow
effect set at
the
VCO
Key Follow.
At
OFF,
both
VCO-1
and 2 take
on 100%
Key
Follow.
Cross
Modulation Here, the output
waveform from
the
VCO-2
changes the
VCO-1
's
pitch.
With
the
VCO-2
set to the
Low
Frequency, complicated pitch alteration can be obtained
with
combination
of the
LFO-1
Cross
Modulation Manual Depth {0-1001
[Q Cross
Modulation
Polarity
(NRM, INV]
The
Intensity
of
the Cross
Modulation
can be
manually changed.
At
0,
there
is
no
effect obtained,
and
increasing
the value
will
deepen
the pitch
alteration.
This
selects the polarity of the
ENV-1
output
set
above.
In
Normal, the
ENV
curve
starts
from
zero
to
its
maximum,
and
at Invert, the curve
will
reach
to zero
finally.
10 Cross
Modulation ENV-1
Depth (0-100)
This decides the
amount
of
ENV-1
's
output
sent
to
the Cross Modulation. At 100,
maximum
effect
is
obtained.
VCO-1
[0
VCO-1
Modulation
(NRM, OFF, INV)
This
controls
ON/OFF
of the
VCO-1
Modulation.
In
Normal,
higher
CV
makes
higher pitch,
and
in
Invert,
the other
way
round.
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