User`s manual

VCO MOD (MODULATION OF THE VOLTAGE CONTROLLED OSCILLATOR)

SOURCE (SOURCE SWITCH)

ThisswitchallowsyoutochoosewhichModulationSourcewillbeappliedto

the Oscillator.

EG:EGisshortforEnvelopeGenerator.Whentheswitchisinthisposition,

theAttack,Sustain,andDecaycharacteristicsoftheEnvelopeGenerator

will be used as the modulation source.

LFO: LFO is short for Low Frequency Oscillator. The LFO produces a cyclic

change that can be used to create a repeating effect. When the switch is in

this position, the LFO will be used as the modulation source.

AMOUNT (AMOUNT KNOB)

Once a modulation source has been selected, the Amount knob can be used to

control the depth of the modulation effect.

DEST (DESTINATION SWITCH)

This switch allows you to choose which control will be affected by the chosen

ModulationSource.

PWM: When the switch is in this position, the Modulation source will be used

to continually vary the width of the Pulse wave. The VCO Wave switch must

be set to Pulse.

NOTE: Placing the switch in the PWM position will override the Pulse Width

Modulation (PWM) knob in the VCO section.

FREQ: When the switch is in this position, the Modulation source will be

used to continually vary the pitch of the Oscillator. This can be used to cre-

ate a gentle vibrato or wild swoops in pitch, all depending on the Amount

KnobandthesettingoftheLFORateknob(orEG).

Modulation is a way of introducing subtle or drastic changes to a sound—or

anything in between. In order to use modulation effectively, you will need to

select a modulation source, choose a destination, and control the depth of

the effect.