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select out .
Press the key again to access more soft keys. Need more funk?
HOT KEYS
Select (SENS) and use the knob to tune in the "good stuff"!
OK, let's load a different program that has an LFO so we can check out
the Eclipse's tempo feature. Go back to the
soft key until the left side of the display reads
>
Use the knob to select
To insure that your tempo is behaving in a way that makes what follows
comprehensible, set
SETUP TEMPO (TAP SRC)
periment with other settings (such as the all-important
own time! As an important aside, selecting
feature.
Return to the
HOT KEYS
time. You'll notice that the tempo is displayed (with less precision than it
truly possesses) and that the program's modulating filters get all cozy and
synchronized with the music.
Select
HOT KEYS (T_RATE)
or
whole note 1/8 note
Notice that if you alter
fected. It works like this: you select the source of the tempo as described
above. The tempo then "informs" all the
parameters in the program that is loaded. They "filter" the tempo informa-
tion based on the rhythmic value you choose and "inform" the actual
or parameters in the program in their "native language"
(DELAY) (RATE)
(e.g., milliseconds or Hertz).
The "unadorned"
(DELAY)
tempo and their associated
back to the "unadorned" parameters, either turn off the tempo system as
described above, or turn off a given
spinning the knob to the right; you'll get there!). Doing either effectively
breaks one of the arrows shown to the right.
Finally, let's assign the modulation block's LFO to a parameter. Press
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<EDIT MOD> LFO#1
PARAMETER
. Now the modulation block's LFO is cycling once a measure. Use the
note
soft key to "jump up" a level.
^-BACK
block LFO and all of the other wonderful modulators!
All of the modulators in the modulation block exist independently of pro-
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PROGRAM
and then
Dual Modfilter
area, play some music and tap the
and play around with different values, such as
. Not bad...
, the associated parameter
(T_RATE)
T_DELAY
and parameters are thus slaves to the
(RATE)
(T_xxxxx) parameters. To relinquish control
(T_xxxxx)
, and set
see page 42 for information on the modulation
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area and press the
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<LOAD>
to . You can ex-
Internal
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Midiclock
Off would disable the tempo
TAP
(RATE)
, T_RATE , and T_xxxxx
parameter to off (just keep
see pages 15 and 35 for more information
to
(T_RATE)
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key in
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