Electro-Harmonix Mono Synth Manual page 2

3. BLAST – aggressive and resonant synth with deep filter modulation.
SENS: higher settings make for wider filter sweeps.
CTRL: controls the resonance or frequency peak width of the filter.
EXP: controls the frequency range of the filter envelope. The filter's
frequency range increases as the pedal is swept from heel to toe.
4. TWIN – a throaty, dual filter synth sound.
SENS: higher settings make for wider filter sweeps.
CTRL: sets the decay time of the filter envelopes.
EXP: controls the filter envelope's sweep depth or frequency range.
5. BASS – octave-down synth for adding low end.
CTRL: adjusts both the decay time and sweep depth of the filter.
EXP: controls the filter's cutoff frequency. As the pedal is swept from
heel to toe, the cutoff frequency increases.
6. XOX – fast decaying synth reminiscent of the TB.
SENS: higher settings make for wider filter sweeps.
CTRL: sets the decay time of the filter envelope.
EXP: controls the filter's cutoff frequency.
7. WUB – pulsating synth with a modulating filter.
SENS: higher settings make for wider filter sweeps.
CTRL: sets the speed of modulation.
EXP: controls the filter's center frequency.
8. TINKER – quirky synth great for bell-like tones.
CTRL: controls the filter's cutoff frequency.
EXP: controls the pitch of the added note in half-step increments. The
pitch ranges from -1 octave—at the heel—to +4 octaves—at the toe.
9. LAIR – a dramatic, expressive synth with expression filter control.
SENS: higher settings make for wider filter sweeps.
CTRL: adjusts both the filter's decay time and frequency range.
EXP: controls the filter's cutoff frequency.
10. GHOST – haunting synth tone with a warbling modulation effect.
CTRL: this knob sets the depth of VCO pitch modulation.
EXP: sets the rate of modulation which increases as the pedals is swept
from heel to toe.
11. BLISTER – piercing synth with an added adjustable pitched note.
CTRL: detunes the oscillator. The noon position yields no detune. Turn
clockwise from noon to detune sharp or counter-clockwise from noon
for flat detune. The further you turn from noon, the more detune.
EXP: controls the pitch of the added note in half-step increments. The
pitch ranges from -1 octave—at the heel—to +4 octaves—at the toe.