User Manual

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LP Stage II User’s Manual - The User Interface
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LP Stage II User’s Manual - The User Interface
ADVANCED PRESET:
Advanced Presets is a set of menus that allows you to access
additional parameters for the selected preset. These parameters are
stored individually for each preset. There are eleven Advanced Preset
menus:
- Filter Poles
- EGR Release
- Gate Trigger Options
- Filter Sensitivity
- Additional LFO Modulation Sources (SRC5 & SRC6)
- Pitch Bend
- Secondary Modulation destinations.
- Keyboard Priority
- Pot Mapping
- Arpeggiator
For more information, see the Advanced Preset Menus section on
page 35.
LFO SYNC:
The LFO Sync menu allows you to globally set the LFO to Internal (free-
running) or MIDI Clock. When set to ‘INTERNAL’, the MODULATION
control is used to set the rate of the LFO. When set to ‘MIDI CLOCK’,
the LFO rate is controlled by an external MIDI Clock and the selected
Clock Divider settings (see below). To change the LFO Sync Mode, use
the CURSOR button to move to the selection eld and use the VALUE
knob to select the mode.
Modes: INTERNAL, MIDI CLOCK; the default is INTERNAL
NOTE: For additional information, see Appendix B – LFO Sync Modes
When the LFO Sync Mode is set to ‘MIDI CLOCK’, you can program
the clock divider to one of 15 different values. The divisor is based on
24 clocks per quarter note (the MIDI standard). The table on the fol-
lowing page shows how the number of MIDI clocks relates to musical
time values. When the LFO Sync Mode is ‘CLOCK’, the MODULA-
TION control can be used to select the clock divider (the 15 divider
values correspond to the 15 LEDs in the MODULATION control light-
pipe). The default clock divider value is 1/4 (= 24 clocks/quarter note).
PERFORMANCE TIP: You can adjust the clock divider value in real
time - this is a great way to add rhythmic variations to a performance.
For example, try some deep lter modulation using a clocked triangle
LFO while adjusting the divider for some cool rhythmic fun!