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SECTION
6
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The left-hand graph shows the wave
form TRI,
i.e
.
triangle
To
demonstrate
this, "go to LFO page
4
(press CHAN KEY once and ADD
PARAM
M
roo
n-p-i
fhe
EDIT CHANNEL mode
and
using
»
step tnrougn
uu unc
channel
to
which you'have "assigned
the noise
generator. Now perform the
following settings:
FRQ
WAV
PCH
PAN
TRG
20
TRI
00
99
OFF
After the beat, the sound sample will
continually
run back
and forth
between
left and right. By
decrementing
°V^nT
Jalie^wlen
value
in
parameter FRG (frequency),
the rate can be
varied between
extremely slow
and flutter effects.
The riaht-hand graph shows the effect
of
the
random generator.
F
rom
nrarHrallv
all
possible levels between
the two extreme values
in
this
P
fi
I
aid -Sight") one
random value
is
selected and held (sample
aS
e
hoiS
ft
funSlon"
g
5£ii random value then determines
in
our
examp
e
the
current spatial position
of our
sound. Try
it
out
for
yourself
by simpiy
setting
the
parameter WAV
to
RND.
„4-
<m
affect
the pitch of the sound sample, reset PAN
to
It
IZ
"So
£ti"'«
ne^ive.
values.
The higher the
nuclei
value, the more
intensive
the
effect will
be.
Pinallv
a
word
on the
parameter LFO-TRG: This
is
where you select
wnethe?'
the
oscillator
is to
be
restarted
(ON) at
the
beginning
of
each
trlaaer
a
(
OFF
)
.
In
the OFF position,
the
LFO runs through
'freely' and starts
to
run after the beat at the position reached.
The LFO's enable another
particular
effect. This
is:
Flanging with
two
LFO's
Thi*
rpmnres
triggering from
one pad the same sample
in
two
channels
w?th
inUiany
identical parameter settings and switching
the
ROTATE
^
mode
^
Sff
ulso
refer to nex?
section).
The pitch
of the
second sample
is
now slightly modulated by the
LFO, e.g.:
PAN
TRG
(the
parameter PAN
is
not
required
for the
80
ON
actual flanging effect)
The higher
the
pitch
of the
sound sample,
the
better and clearer the
flanging effect will
be heard.
FRG
WAV
PCH
20
TRI
16
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