User Manuals: Arturia mini v Analog Synthesizer

User Manuals: Arturia mini v Analog Synthesizer

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Arturia mini v User Manual

Arturia mini v User Manual (87 pages)

Brand: Arturia | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
1 From the First Bob Moog's Synthesizers up to Tae

7
- The Genesis of the 1971 Reference Monosynth
  7
- A Better Emulation Thanks to Tae
  11
2 Activation & First Start

15
- Register & Activate
  15
3 Quick Start

15
- Using the Presets
  16
  - Modifying this Preset
    17
- The Playing Modes
  18
- Overview of the "Classic " Mode
  20
- The "Extended Mode
  21
  - The Modulation Matrix
    21
  - The LFO
    22
- The Arpeggiator Section
  23
- The Effects Section
  23
  - The Chorus
    23
  - The Delay
    24
- The Real Time Controllers and MIDI Assign
  24
4 The Interface

27
- Se of Presets
  27
- The Sound Map
  30
  - Opening the Sound Map
    32
  - The Sound Map Interfaces
    33
    
    The Sound Map Main Interface
    33
    
    The Sound Map Overview
    34
    
    The Instrument Type Filter Window
    35
    
    Preset Snap Shot Memories
    36
    
    The "Morphing" Interface
    36
    
    The List Preset Manager
    38
- Use of Controllers
  39
  - Potentiometers
    39
  - Switches
    39
  - Pitch Bend Wheel
    39
  - Virtual Keyboard
    40
  - MIDI Control
    40
    
    Learn Menu
    40
    
    Assigning MIDI Controls
    40
    
    Manage Configurations
    41
    
    Minimum and Maximum Bounds
    42
    
    Multiple Assigned Parameter
    42
    
    Tricks
    43
5 The Synthesizer

44
6 The Basics of Subtractive Synthesis

60
- The Three Main Elements
  60
  - The Oscillator, or VCO
    60
    
    Triangle
    61
    
    Sawtooth
    61
    
    Square
    62
    
    Pulse Width Modulation
    62
    
    Synchronization
    62
    
    Frequency Modulation
    63
  - The Noise Module
    63
  - The Mixer
    64
  - The Filter or VCF
    64
    
    The Cut-Off Frequency
    64
    
    The Resonance
    65
  - The Amplifier or VCA
    65
- Other Modules
  66
  - The Keyboard
    66
  - The Envelope Generator
    66
  - The Low Frequency Oscillator
    67
7 Few Elements in Sound Design

69
- Subtractive Synthesis
  69
  - A Simple Bass Sound
    69
  - A 3 Oscillators Lead Sound
    71
  - A Polyphonic Accompaniment
    72
- The Modulation Matrix
  73
  - Using the Arpeggiator
    75
- The Effects of the Miniv
  75
  - The Stereo Chorus
    76
  - The Stereo Delay
    77
8 Modes of Operation

78
- Standalone
  78
  - Launch the Application
    78
  - Configuration of the Instrument
    78
- Vst 2
  79
- Vst 3
  79
- Rtas
  79
- Bit Compatibility
  79
- Use in Cubase /Nuendo (Vst)
  80
- Using in Pro Tools (Rtas)
  81
  - Opening of the Plug-In
    81
  - Saving the Presets
    82
  - Automation under Pro Tools
    82

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