User manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 XILS 4 Features:
- 3 Digital Audio Workstation compatibility:
- 4 Installation:
- 5 Quick Start
- 6 Preset Management:
- 7 XILS 4 GUI description
- 8 XILS 4 common GUI description:
- 9 XILS 4 Matrix description:
- 10 XILS 4 Trig connection description
- 11 XILS 4 Synthesizer routing:
- 12 XILS 4 modules description:
- 13 Option menu:
- 14 Credits:
In the XILS 4, only the left synthesizer is connected
to the Audio inputs of the plug-in. The right
synthesizer inputs are connected to the output of the
left synthesizer. In this way, you can use any
modules of the left synthesizer inside the right one.
12.1.9 Joy-Stick and output levels:
As in the original model, the XILS 4 also has a
joystick, but in this case is fully controllable by MIDI
messages.
The V-RANGE and H-RANGE set the level of the
horizontal and vertical modulation.
CTRL+click puts it back to the centre, and right click
allows you to keep the mouse moving the Joystick
without keeping the button pressed. This could be
useful in certain performance situations.
The “ATTACK” button, named as in the original
model, allows you to trig the main Trapezoid
envelope (also MIDI controllable).
The LEVEL and PAN knobs set the output level and
pan of this synthesizer part.
There is also a “SOLO” button that mutes the other
synthesizer.
12.1.10 The Drop-Down Matrix Modulation:
The Advanced Modulation Matrix offers two freely assignable sources, and four freely assignable
destinations.
You select the source of modulation in the left field drop down list, and the destination in the top drop-
down menu. Put a pin in the corresponding hole, then set the value.