Peavey DPM V3 Owner's Manual page 79

Creative use of the modulation wheel Just because everyone seems to assign the
modulation wheel to LFO amount (for vibrato) doesn't mean you have to be normal.
Here are some suggestions on creative mod wheel applications.
* Crossfading. Refer to "Other Pressure Tricks" above for the parameter settings, but
use Mod Wheel instead of Pressure as the modulator.
e Bringing in subociaves. This is the ticket for monster bass sounds. Assign OSC1 to
your primary bass sound and OSC2 to the octave-lower bass sound (you'll probably
need to transpose OSC2 down an octave). Set DCA2 to 0 level, modulator to Mod
Wheel, and amount to +99. Rotating the mod wheel away from you will bring in the
suboctave but not affect the primary bass sound.
e Tone control. Use the mod wheel to modulate filter cutoff.
* "Ganged" parameters. Remember that you can modulate lots of different things at
once — increase filter cutoff, vibrato.rate, tremolo amount, or whatever turns you on
— by moving the mod wheel. — ,"
* Note that any of the above applications will also work with footpedal modulation.
Programming a synthesizer can be lots of fun. Go for it! You'll learn a lot about sound
in the process, and your programs will reflect your own unique "sonic signature."
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