User`s guide

Filter Q Modulation

Filter Q Modulation allows you to modulate the Q (slope or

sharpness) of another module’s filter process. The destination

module must use a filter process (lowpass, highpass or bandpass).

This is useful for effects where a noise needs to vary between wide-

band white noise and a narrow-band noise or tone.

A Filter Q modulation of 100% will vary the destination’s Filter Q

between 0 and twice the specified Q.

Modulation Modulation

Modulation Modulation (Mod Mod) lets you modulate the depth of

another modulation. Mod A Mod controls the modulation amplitude

of the destination’s first (top) modulator; Mod B Mod controls the

destination’s second (bottom) modulator.

These are useful when you want a signal to control another

module’s modulation depth. For example, the amount of Frequency

Modulation can be slowly swept by another module using Mod Mod.

By nesting different types of modulation, you can obtain interesting

and complex results.

A Mod Mod of 100% varies the destination’s modulation amplitude

between 0 and twice the specified modulation amplitude.

Destination Menu

Use this menu to specify which “target” or “destination” module the

associated modulation will control.

Think of this menu as an invisible patch cord from the modulator to

the appropriate field of the target module.