
EXERCISE
8:
MODIFYING
A
WAVESHAPE
WITH
THE
FILTER
SECTION
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1.
Hold
down
any
key
on
the
keyboard.
You
are
listening
to
the
sound
of
an
unfiltered
sawtooth
waveshape.
2.
While
listening,
slowly
rotate
the
CUTOFF
control
counterclockwise.
Notice
that
the
sound
becomes
less
bright
and
buzzy,
and
eventually
becomes
muted,
and
finally
disappears
when
all
partials
are
cut
off.
The
diagrams
below
show
what
happens
to
a
sawtooth
waveshape
as
you
progressively
cut
off
the
"highs"
by
rotating
the
CUTOFF
control
counterclockwise:
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6.
Move
the
EMPHASIS
control
to
"10."
Now
move
the
CUTOFF
control.
You
can
actually
hear
each
harmonic
in
the
sawtooth
waveshape
as
you
move
the
cutoff
frequency
through
it.
Now
you
can
confirm
that
the
sawtooth
waveshape
has
all
harmonics
of
the
harmonic
series.
The
EMPHASIS
control
is
used
to
emphasize,
or
feed
back
energy
right
at
the
cutoff
frequency.
This
makes
the
presence
of
harmonics
more
apparent
when
the
CUTOFF
control
is
moved.
Higher
EMPHASIS
settings
increase
the
height
of
a
resonant
peak
at
the
cutoff
frequency;
look
at
the
panel
graphics
by
the
EMPHASIS
control
for
an
illustration.
Maximum
emphasis
is
reached
at
position
"10."
When
the
EMPHASIS
control
is
set
high,
it
is
possible
to
hear
the
individual
harmonics
present
in
any
waveshape.
Continue
the
Exercise:
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7.
Hold
down
a
key
on
the
keyboard.
Now
let's
explore
the
use
of
the
EMPHASIS
control:
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check
to
see
that
the
EMPHASIS
control
is
at
10.'
3.
Hold
down
a
low key
on
the
keyboard.
4.
Check
to
see
that
the
EMPHASIS
control
is
at
"O."
5.
Move
the
CUTOFF
control
throughout
its
positions.
Even
though
you
are
passing
through
harmonics
as
you
move
the
CUTOFF
control,
you
can't
distinguish
each
harmonic
as
the
the
cutoff
frequency
passes
through
it.
9.
Select
different
WAVESHAPE
(B)
settings
and
move
the
CUTOFF
control;
see
if
you
can
hear
the
harmonics
in
the
waveshape
as
the
cutoff
frequency
passes
through
them.
(END
EXERCISE)
Noise
may
be
filtered
to
produce
some
unusual
sound
effects.
Try
the
following
Exercise:
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