Reso - Elektron Analog Heat MKII User Manual

7.2.2 RESO

Sets the amount of resonance at the cutoff point of the filter. (0.00–127.00)
7.2.3 ENV
Sets the amount of how much the envelope and envelope follower affects the filter frequency. A negative
value gives an inverted modulation. (-128.00–127.00)
7.2.4 LFO
Sets the amount of how much the LFO affects the filter frequency. A negative value gives an inverted
modulation. (-128.00–127.00)
7.3 FILTER/EQ PAGE 2
Press [FILTER/EQ] twice to access this parameter page.
7.3.1 FRQPAN
Adjust the cutoff frequency of the filter and pans its behavior between the Left and Right channel. At a
value of 0 there is no frequency panning effect. Lower values increase the cutoff frequency in the Left
channel and decrease it in the Right channel. Higher values increase the cutoff frequency in the Right
channel and decrease it in the Left channel. (-64.00–63.00)
7.3.2 DIRT
This parameter sets the amount of input level to the filter. It can be used to slightly overdrive the signal
going into the filter, producing filter distortion. (0–127)
7.3.3 EQ LO
Controls the amount of low-end in the equalizer. Depending on selected circuit-type, this affects the
low-end in slightly different ways, always tailor-made to suit the characteristics of the selected circuit.
(-64.00–63.00)
7.3.4 EQ HI
Controls the amount of high-end in the equalizer. Depending on selected circuit-type, this affects the
high-end in slightly different ways, always tailor-made to suit the characteristics of the selected circuit.
(-64.00–63.00)
7.4 ENVELOPE PAGE 1
Press [ENV] once to access this parameter page.
Analog Heat contains an envelope follower function. The envelope follower is used to detect the amplitude
variations of the incoming audio signal to produce a control signal (envelope) that resembles those varia-
tions. The control voltage rises and falls with the overall volume of the input signal. This control signal can
be routed to modulate the filter and also to a two other modulation destinations of your choice. For more
information, please see "6.2 MODULATION" on page 16. Tightly coupled with the Envelope Follower is
also an Envelope Generator. If you do not want to use the follower output directly, you can choose to use
the follower only to trigger the Envelope Generator, if you want to use predefined Attack/Decay (or Attack/
Release) times rather than follow the audio with the rise/fall slopes. For more information, please see "4.2
MODULATION SIGNAL FLOW" on page 12.
7. PARAMETER PAGES
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