Modulation Wheel And Aftertouch; Vibrato - Vermona '14 Analogsynthesizer User Manual

Modulation wheel and aftertouch

The modulation wheel and the keyboard's aftertouch are able to alter the intensities of multiple
modulations at the same time.
Aftertouch is the keyboard's pressure sensitivity and is controlled by additional pressure to a key
being already held.
The modulation targets for the modulation wheel and aftertouch are assigned in the sections VCF
MOD and VIBRATO.

Vibrato

Besides the LFO, the '14 Analogsynthesizer offers an additional modulation generator dedicated to
vibrato effects. It allows to modulate the pitches of VCO 1 and VCO 2, individually or commonly.
The SOURCE switch sets the source that controls the vibrato's intensity. Available choices are
WHEEL (modulation wheel), TOUCH (aftertouch) and BOTH (modulation wheel and aftertouch).
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When set to BOTH the values generated by the modulation wheel and the
aftertouch are summed up. For this reason, the maximum intensity can be twice
as high compared to a singular control source (WHEEL or TOUCH).
INT adjusts the vibrato's intensity if modulated by the source (WHEEL, TOUCH) fully turned up.
With this control set fully to the left, there will be no vibrato-effect with the modulation wheel being
turned up or aftertouch being used.
The DESTINATION switch defines, which oscillator(s) are being modulated in pitch by the vibrato.
Available choices are VCO 1, VCO 2 or BOTH. If set to BOTH, VCO 1 and VCO 2 will be modulated
simultaneously.
FREQUENCY sets the vibrato's speed within a range of 0.05 Hz (= 20 seconds) to 100 Hz.
The vibrato-generator uses a sine waveform as default. By using the EDIT parameter [7] VIBRATO
WAVE: TRIANGLE it can be switched to a triangle waveform. Carry out the following steps to do so:
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