User Guide

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Note that the vector envelope features a loop function. This addition extends its
usefulness, allowing you to view it as a luxurious pseudo-LFO with a programmable
waveform. It can be used for altering the positioning of the Triangle and Square
cursors. Read more about this in “Vector Mode Menu” on page 292, and “The Vector
Envelope” on page 293.
Triangle Values in Control View
Internally, the position of the cursor in the Triangle is described by two parameters (co-
ordinates, actually) which are relevant when it comes to automating the oscillator mix.
These parameters, called OscLevelX and OscLevelY—are visible in the Controls view.
Don’t confuse them with the X and Y positions of the Square.
If you intended to edit a region containing oscillator mix automation data in the Hyper
Editor, you would use the following MIDI controller values. Take a look at the
information below to get a feel for how they operate.
To listen to Oscillator 1 only:
m Set OscLevelX to 1.0 (MIDI: 127) and OscLevelY to 1.154 (MIDI: 127).
To listen to Oscillator 2 only:
m Set OscLevelX to 0.0 (MIDI: 0) and OscLevelY to 0.577 (MIDI: 64).
To listen to Oscillator 3 only:
m Set OscLevelX to 1.0 (MIDI: 127) and OscLevelY to 0.0 (MIDI: 127).
To listen to Oscillator 1 and 2 only:
m Set OscLevelX to 0.5 (MIDI: 64) and OscLevelY to 0.866 (MIDI: 95).
To listen to Oscillator 1 and 3 only:
m Set OscLevelX to 1.0 (MIDI: 127) and OscLevelY to 0.577 (MIDI: 64).
To listen to Oscillator 2 and 3 only:
m Set OscLevelX to 0.5 (MIDI: 64) and OscLevelY to 0.288 (MIDI: 32).
To set all oscillators to the same level:
m Set OscLevelX to 0.667 (MIDI: 85) and OscLevelY to 0.577 (MIDI: 64).