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30 QUICKSTART MANUAL
Soft Knob Parameter
#1 Delay Send
#2 Reverb Send
#3 Phaser Mix
Arp Menu
Press this button to enter the Arpeggiator menu. The Arpeggiator is a very powerful performance tool which
automatically turns a single note into a rhythm, or a chord into an arpeggio (broken chord).
Please select patch "Tutorial 8" (RAM8 8-8). You can adjust the following 3 parameters:
Soft Knob Parameter
#1 Arp Mode
#2 Pattern
#3 Length
Meaning
This determines how much of the sound is sent through the Delay, which is
used to create an echo effect. At a value of 127, all you will hear is the output
of the Delay itself.
This determines how much of the sound is sent through the Reverb, an
effect used to create an illusion of physical space around the sound. At a
value of 127, all you will hear is the output of the Reverb itself.
Please be aware that using Reverb on several Parts at a time can place
a heavy burden on the DSP , and may result in a significant reduction in
available polyphony.
This determines how much of the sound is sent through the Phaser, an
effect which adds a lot of movement and colour - kind of like a time-machine
to the Summer Of Love.
Meaning
With this you can select the play order for the notes in a chord. For this to
have any noticable effect, please play at least 3 simultaneous notes. Select
from:
- Off (no arpeggiator)
- Up
- Down
- Up&Down
- As Played (notes played sequentially in the order they were played)
- Random
- Chord (notes are played simultaneously in the rhythm of the arp pattern)
Choose the rhythmic pattern you want from a selection of 64. The default
pattern 'User' can be edited in the Arp page of Virus Control, and is stored
with each patch. Please see the Virus Control tutorials for information on
how to make your own patterns.
Use this to adjust the length of each step. Experiment with lower values to
achieve a more 'staccato' or choppy effect, and higher values for a more
continuous, 'legato' effect.