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7.

Experiment

with

the

various

settings

of

the

DESTINATION

and

ROUTING

controls.

There

are

many

useful

combinations

of

touch/wheel

control.

When

the

EFFECT

switch

position,

the

KEYBOARD

is

in

the

MOD

TOUCH

and

MODULATION

sections

are

linked.

When

EFFECT

is

OFF,

the

KEYBOARD

TOUCH

section

can't

be

used,

(but

the

MODULATION

section

is

not

affected).

When

the

EFFECT

switch

is

in

the

BEND

position

the

KEYBOARD

TOUCH

section

works

independent

of

the

MODULATION

section,

as

shown

below:

ma

8.

Play.

Vary

amount

of

force

exerted

on

the

keyboard.

Pitch

bend

(upward)

is

heard.

9.

Vary

AMOUNT

control.

Interval

of

(maximum)

bend

is

changed.

(Exact

intervals

may

be

set).

10.

Select

OSC

A

on

the

DESTINATION

control.

Play.

Now,

only

OSCILLATOR

A

is

being

bent.

(Confirm

by

using

MIX

control

to

listen

to

first

one

oscillator

and

then

the

other.)

11.

Try

all

of

the

DESTINATION

settings.

Use

different

AMOUNT

settings.

Read

the panel

graphics.

All

of

the

DESTINATION

settings

are

self-

explanatory

except

"SYNCH

A

TO

B."

In

this

setting,

OSCILLATOR

A

is

"synched"

(tied

in

pitch)

to

OSCILLATOR

B.

Also,

the

control

signal

coming

into

the

DESTINATION

control

is

routed

to

the

(frequency)

control

input

of

OSCILLATOR

A

only.

When

OSCILLATOR

A

frequency

is

bent,

we

won't

hear

a

pitch

change,

since

OSCILLATOR

A

is

synched

to

OSCILLATOR

B—and

OSCILLATOR

B

isn't

being

bent.

We

do

hear

a

"tearing"

sound

as

OSCILLATOR

A

tries

to

remain

in

synch

with

B.

You

can

get

the

same

effect

manually

by

turning

the

INTERVAL

control,

which

affects

the

frequency

of

only

OSCILLATOR

A.

Experiment

with

various

INTERVAL

settings

to

vary

the

"synched"

sound.

If

you

have

only

one

hand

to

spare

when

playing

the

synthesizer,

consider

the

following:

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