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You

learned

about

this

"wheel"

modulation

path

previously.

But

now,

let's

relate

that

to

the

control

panel

graphics

as

shown

below:

WHEEL

MOD

PATH

3.

Now

make

sure

that

the

MOD

AMOUNT

wheel

is

fully

back

so

the

"wheel

mod

path"

is

not

in

use.

4.

Switch

the

EFFECT

switch

in

the

KEYBOARD

TOUCH

section

to

the

MOD

position.

5.

Lightly

depress

a

key

and

slowly

exert

more

force

(pressure)

on

the

key

to

control

vibrato

amount.

Panel

graphics

indicate

this

"touch"

modulation

path:

TOUCH

MOD

PATH

The

touch

MOD

path

links

the

MODULATION

section

to

the

KEYBOARD

TOUCH

section

such

that

keyboard

force

controls

the

amount

of

any

signal

placed

on

the

path.

Notice

that,

regardless

of

which

"mod

path"

is

used,

the

source

of

modulations

is

selected

by

the

SOURCE

selector

in

the

MODULATION

section.

We

call

this

a

"single

source"

orientation:

SINGLE

MOD

SOURCE

6.

Select

(alternately)

each

of

the

settings

of

the

SOURCE

selector.

Experiment

with

both

"mod

paths"

as

done

previously

using

the

MOD

AMOUNT

wheel

and

then

the

EFFECT

switch

in

its

MOD

setting.

Since

the

DESTINATION

and

ROUTING

controls

are

separate

(and

not

identical,

take

note!)

it

is

possible,

and

musically

useful to

route

the

single

modulation

to

multiple

destinations.

So

we

refer

to

the

Multimoog

as

a

"single

source,

multiple

destina

tion"

instrument:

MULTIPLE

MOD

DESTINATIONS

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