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Volume and Pan
This unit is the last part in the MicroWave II/XT/XTk’s signal routing. Its purpose is to set the
volume and the pan position of the sound. After that the signal passes the D/A converter
and can be taken from the audio jacks on the rear panel.
To understand the operation of this unit, it is important to know that the Amplifier Envelope
is always acting as a modulation source for the volume. This means that an audio signal
can only pass through if the Amplifier Envelope is triggered and opened.
Finally a chorus effect can be added to enhance the sound.
Volume
Amplifier
Volume
0…127
Determines the master volume of the sound program.
Velocity
-64…+63
Specifies how much volume will be affected by keyboard velocity. Use this feature to give
more expression to the sound. With a setting of
0
, velocity will have no effect on the
volume. Classic organs work in this way because they do not have dynamic response. For
positive settings, the volume rises up to higher velocities. This is the most commonly used
setting which gives a piano-like character. For negative settings, the volume falls up to
higher velocities. This gives an untypical character suitable for effect sounds. As the
Amplifier always works in conjunction with the Amplifier Envelope, this parameter actually
determines the envelope velocity amount. The following diagram illustrates this
functionality:
Keytrack
-200%…+197%
Determines how much the volume depends on the MIDI note number. The reference note
for Keytrack is E3, note number 64. For positive settings, the volume increases on notes
above the reference note, for negative settings the volume decreases up to higher notes and
vice versa. This setting can be useful to adjust a sound’s volume over the whole keyboard
range. Especially when extensive filtering is used, the sound can be louder on the lower or
the upper part of the keyboard. On the other side, you can apply this effect intentionally
e.g. for effect sounds.
Key velocity=64
Key velocity=127
Key velocity=1
Maximum volume
Velocity parameter = +63
Time
Volume
Key velocity=1…127
Maximum volume
Velocity parameter = 0
Time
Volume
Key velocity=64
Key velocity=1
Key velocity=127
Maximum volume
Velocity parameter = -64
Time
Volume
Volume |Velocity |Keytrack | Chorus
090 | +40 | +000% | on
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User’s Manual MicroWave II • MicroWave XT • XTk
- Bedienungsanleitung 1
- User's Manual 1
- Garantiekarte / Warranty Card 3
- Contents 5
- Diagrams 6
- Front Panel 7
- Rear Panel 7
- Foreword 10
- -2 11
- General Safety Guidelines 12
- Maintenance 13
- Proper Use 13
- Inventory 14
- Connections 14
- Analog Input 15
- Quick Start 16
- Saw Repeat WMF 16
- 01 16
- Store Sound A001 A001 ? 17
- Saw Repeat WMF 17
- 092 17
- Multi Mode 20
- Activating the Instrument 21
- Building a layered Sound 22
- Operation 23
- Editing Parameters 25
- Saw repeat WMF 26
- -1 26
- Edit Buffers 27
- The Compare Function 27
- Recalling Edits 28
- Storing Programs 28
- The Play Access Page 29
- Panic Function 30
- Randomizing a Program 30
- Initializing Programs 30
- Init Multi 31
- About Wavetable Synthesis 33
- Overview 34
- Wavetable 35
- What else can we do? 36
- Creating own Wavetables 37
- Overview of Functions 38
- Oscillators 39
- Oscillator 2 40
- Oscillator 1 42
- Oscillator 2 in Sync 42
- 001...128 43
- 065…128 43
- 065…096 43
- Wave 2 / 1 45
- Wave 2 / 2 45
- 3 47
- External 48
- 113 48
- Play Access 49
- Example 1 50
- Example 2 50
- Example 3 50
- Example 4 50
- Frequency 51
- Resonance 51
- Filter 1 52
- Filter Types 53
- 12db High Pass 54
- Filter 1 / 2 55
- 24dB Notch Filter 56
- 12dB Notch Filter 56
- Bandstop Filter 56
- Filter 2 56
- -200%…+197% 57
- Amplifier 58
- 090 58
- Panning 59
- Effect 60
- Chorus 60
- MicroWave II MicroWave XT 60
- Flanger 1 61
- Flanger 2 61
- AutoWahLP 61
- AutoWahBP 62
- Overdrive 62
- Amp. Mod 63
- Pan Delay 63
- Effect 64
- Mod Delay 64
- Active 65
- Trigger 1 66
- Trigger 2 66
- Arpeggiator 68
- Position 71
- 03 71
- Arpeggiator User Pattern 71
- Filter Env 72
- 000 72
- Amplifier Env 73
- Wave Envelope 74
- Free Envelope 77
- LFO 1 / 1 78
- LFO 1 / 2 78
- LFO 2 / 1 79
- LFO 2 / 2 79
- Modifier Delay 81
- Modifier Units 82
- Mod 1…16 85
- Modwheel 85
- Program Name 86
- Multi parameters 87
- Instrument parameters 88
- Key Velocity 95
- Velocity 95
- MIDI Control 97
- Sending System Exclusive Data 98
- Updating the System Software 100
- Converting MicroWave Sounds 101
- Appendix 102
- Software release 2.28 103
- System Exclusive Data Format 106
- Glossary 117
- MIDI Implementation Chart 122
- FCC Information (U.S.A.) 124
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