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7 - Synthesizer Basics
Modulation
E-MU Systems 105
Keyboard Pressure (mono aftertouch)
Key Pressure applied after the key is initially pressed.
Pedal
A continuously variable pedal controller connected to your MIDI keyboard.
Miscellaneous Controllers A -P
Any type of MIDI continuous controller data from your keyboard or other controller.
MIDI continuous controller numbers are programmed in the Preferences dialog box
(See page 22
).
Low Frequency Oscillators (2 per voice)
Generate moving, repeating waves used to add interest and animation to the sound.
Envelope Generators (3 per voice)
Generate a programmable “contour” which changes over time when a key is pressed.
Function Generators (3 per voice)
A programmable, stepped modulation source which can be used as a complex LFO, a
sequencer or an arpeggiator depending on how it is utilized.
Noise & Random Generators
Generate spectrums of noise and random signals to be used for modulation.
T-switch and Footswitches
Change a parameter when a MIDI switch is pressed. MIDI footswitch numbers are
programmed in the Preferences dialog box (See page 22
).
Modulation Cords
You use a Cord to connect a modulation Source to a Destination. (Patchcord – a
holdover from the days when modules of an analog synthesizer were connected
together with physical cords. Nowadays, we still need a way to connect modules
together, so the cords are implemented in software.)
Modulation sources can be connected to the modulation destinations in almost any
possible way. The cords themselves can even be modulated. Each cord has an amount
parameter which determines “how much” modulation is applied to the destination.
The modulation amount can be positive or negative and will either add or subtract
from the initial value.
To use a modulation cord, you must connect a modulation Source to a modulation
Destination. Think of modulation cords as if you are connecting an actual cord. You
must connect both ends of the cord for the connection to be made. There are 36
general purpose cords per voice.
Modulation
Source
LFO 1
Destination
Amount +/-
Amp
Volume
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- E-MU Systems 1 1
- Operation Manual 2
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 Proteus VX Operation Manual 4
- E-MU Systems 5 5
- 6 Proteus VX Operation Manual 6
- E-MU Systems 7 7
- 8 Proteus VX Operation Manual 8
- Introduction 9
- System Requirements 10
- Software Installation 10
- Setting up Cubase LE 11
- and Proteus XVSTi 11
- MIDI Channel 15
- On Your Own 16
- Proteus VX 16
- Main Window 16
- Troubleshooting Checklist 17
- Setting up the Preferences 18
- Audio Preferences 19
- Headroom/Boost 20
- VST Output Buses 20
- MIDI Inputs 21
- MIDI Response 21
- Controllers 22
- Other Settings 23
- E-MU Systems 25 25
- 2 - Guided Tours 27
- Multisetup Page 28
- Single View Close-up 29
- Channel 1-16 View 30
- Adjusting the Controllers 31
- Create Your Own Custom Bank 32
- Save and Save As 33
- Proteus VX Bank Structure 33
- The Librarian 34
- Find your Files 35
- Load your Files 35
- The Multisetup 37
- Saving your Multisetup 39
- The Output View 41
- Global Controls 42
- Proteus VX Aux Bus Routing 43
- Filter Descriptions 44
- E-MU Systems 45 45
- Preroll RAM Used 46
- CPU Meter 47
- Number of Samples Playing 47
- Current Channel 47
- Working with Multisetups 48
- E-MU Systems 49 49
- 4 - Preset Editor 51
- Preset Globals 52
- Capture MIDI Controllers 53
- TwistaLoop Lock To Tempo 53
- Initial Tempo 53
- Tuning Tables 54
- E-MU Systems 55 55
- Preset Modulators 56
- Templates 56
- Channel Lag 1 & 2 Rate 57
- Poly Key Timer 57
- Channel Ramp 58
- 5 - Effects 59
- Programming Effects 60
- Adding an Effect to a Preset 61
- FX Routing 63
- Effects Overhead 64
- Typical Effects Usage 64
- VSTi Bus Outputs 64
- Main Output Window 65
- Aux FX Screen 67
- Preset FX Screen 68
- E-MU Systems 69 69
- E-MU Systems 71 71
- Effects Listing 72
- Effects Descriptions 72
- Early Reflections Reverb 73
- Reverb Lite (mono) 74
- Background: Chorus 75
- Modulation Parameters 75
- Chorus / Delay 76
- Compressor 77
- Delay Mode: 79
- Discrete stereo 79
- Feedback 80
- Delay (BPM) 82
- (stereo) 88
- Pitch Shifter (mono) 89
- Ring Modulator 90
- Modulator 91
- TremFilter 92
- Tremulator Waveforms 93
- Drag & Drop 98
- Changing Settings 98
- Main Display View 100
- Tree View 100
- Refresh (F5) 101
- Context Sensitive Menus 101
- Undo/Redo 101
- View Menu 102
- 6 - Controls 102
- 7 - Synthesizer Basics 103
- Modulation 104
- Modulation Cords 105
- Envelope Generators 106
- Inverted Sawtooth 107
- Sawtooth 107
- Random Sources 108
- Clock Modulation 108
- Function Generators 109
- Modulation Destinations 110
- Modulation Processors 111
- Dynamic Filters 112
- Frequency 113
- Amplitude 113
- Parametric 115
- The Z-Plane Filter 116
- E-MU Systems 117 117
- Preferences 118
- Voice Edit 118
- MIDI Program Change Commands 119
- MIDI Modes 119
- 8 - Appendix 121
- Toolbar Functions 122
- MIDI Implementation Chart 123
- See note 126
- Received Channel Commands 127
- Special Notes: 127
- Controller Functions 128
- Numerics 129
- E-MU Systems 131 131
- E-MU Systems 133 133
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