Specifications

Alternately, with ASSIGN PARAMETERS on, choose a parameter to edit with any

of the A

SSIGNABLE PARAMETERS controls, and change the parameter’s value

using S

ELECT or the increment (+) or decrement (-) buttons.

Edit B/Combo — This button behaves differently depending upon the current

mode. In Program Mode, it switches between program layers. Each program has

two layers, A and B. Each layer can be a complete, separate patch. The layers

are used in conjunction with the KeyMode parameter for creating stacked or

split programs. When E

DIT B/COMBO is active, the front panel controls the B

layer.

Note: The A

SSIGNABLE PARAMETERS are the same for both layers.

In Combo Mode, E

DIT B/COMBO is used to access various combo parameters.

Press E

DIT B/COMBO once to edit voice 1 parameters. Press the button

repeatedly to cycle through the voices and exit Edit Mode. See Combos on page

33 for more information.

Note: In Combo Mode or when Multi Mode is turned on in the Global

menu, a program’s B layer is ignored.

Pitch — Controls the base frequency of the oscillators. The relative interval

between the two oscillators is in each voice is maintained, even when the

extremes are reached.

Cutoff — Controls the filter cutoff.

Resonance — Controls filter resonance.

Note: The filter will only self oscillate when in 4-pole mode. See Low-

pass Filter Parameters on page 19 for more information.

Attack — Simultaneously adjusts the attack portion of all envelope generators:

filter, amplifier, and Envelope 3.

Decay/Release — Simultaneously adjusts the decay and release portions of all

envelope generators: filter, amplifier, and Envelope 3.

Push It! — The PUSH IT button is a manual trigger to play Tetra. In Program

Mode, it can trigger a specific note (at a specific velocity) or a gated sequence,

latch notes or sequences on and off, and manually step through a sequence. For

more information, see Program Parameters, beginning on page 17.

In Combo Mode, the P

USH IT button cycles through the voices for polyphonic

combos and plays all voices simultaneously when unison is on. See Combos on

page 33 for more information.