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- Page 1 Gotharman’s SpazeDrum Analog Drum Synthesizer Update Manual V4.36...
- Page 2 -A cool icon is now shown at start-up! Page 3 -256 favorite sounds can now be stored, for instant recall. Page 4 -Added functionality of the 4 Edit Knobs: Group Morph and Group Levels. Page 9 -Oscillator D can now be sent to the analog oscillators. Page 11 -Ring modulated noise has been added as a noise source on Analog Percussion and Analog Clap.
- Page 3 SpazeDrum Icon At Start-up When SpazeDrum has been powered on, and is starting up, an icon is now shown on the screen, instead of the “Starting Up” text.
- Page 4 Favorite Sounds It is now possible to store 256 favorite sounds, for instant recall, when you are making your preset setup. These sounds are stored and recalled for each part, with or without the insert effects. You can, for instance, use this for storing good starting points for sounds, or as a 256 sound copy/paste buffer! The favorite sounds simply points to a space in the SpazeDrum preset memory, so if you change the sound of the original preset, the favorite sound will be changed as well.
- Page 5 When on the favorite sounds page, pushing a step button will load a sound to the currently selected part, while playing the sound back for auditioning. Step buttons that has a favorite sound stored, will light up.
- Page 6 Initially the sounds are loaded without the insert effects settings. To load sounds with the insert effects included, push the > button, so that EFX turns black, and then push a step button, to load a sound. EFX only affects loading of sounds, not saving. To load sounds without the insert effects, simply push the >...
- Page 7 Selecting The Favorite sounds bank Since SpazeDrum only has 16 step buttons, only 16 favorite sounds can be selected at a time. The rest of the favorite sounds can be accessed by selecting 16 banks. To access a bank, push the Edit button, so that BANK turns black. Now the selected bank will be shown on the step buttons, by one step button lighting up.
- Page 8 Saving a Favorite Sound Select the favorite sounds bank, in which you would like to store the sound of the currently selected part. Push the < button, so that SAVE turns black. Push the step button, that equals the desired location. SAVE will now turn grey, and the sound has been stored.
- Page 9 Group Morphs And Levels The 4 Edit Knobs can now be set up to control the analog groups levels and morphs, instead of acting as modulation sources, when on the preset select page (the main page]. When set to Morph, each of the 4 Edit knobs will individually morph one analog group only. The Morph knob itself, will still morph all parts.
- Page 10 On the Knobs page, you will find the Knobs parameter. This can be set to: Mod: The 4 Edit Knobs will work as modulation sources, just like before this new functionality was added. Level: The 4 Edit Knobs will control the level of each analog group, by controlling the Insert Effect 1 Gain parameter.
- Page 11 Osc D To Analog Oscillators It is now possible to route the output of the digital oscillator in analog drum modes, to the input of the analog oscillators. This will force the analog circuits to work as oscillators and filters at the same time, and might create some really interesting results.
- Page 12 Ring Modulated Noise A ring modulated noise source has now been added to the analog percussion and the analog clap. This outputs a different, more discrete kind of noise, than the regular noise generators, and expands the sound possibilities for the analog oscillators. To select the 2 new noise sources, Ring Modulated Voltage Noise (RiV) and Ring Modulated Pulsed Noise (RiP), simply turn up the NozWv parameter on the Analog Percussion and Analog Clap Drum Oscillator pages.
- Page 13 New G-Ray Modes 4 new G-RAY modes have been added, that are a bit softer than the original ones. These have been added as G-Ray modes 4 to 7. To select them, simply turn up the G-Ray parameter found on the analog oscillator pages, and on the analog filter pages.
- Page 14 Written by: Flemming Christensen Gotharman 2020...
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