Section 9 — Program Parameters TS-12 Musician’s Manual
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Mod Mixer Page
The Mod Mixer is a unique feature which allows you to:
• combine and assign two modulators to a single modulation input
• scale and/or shape the response of one of those modulators according to one of 16 Mod
Shaper Curves
Select the voice you want to edit on the Select Voice page, and then press Mod Mixer. The
display shows:
Mod Source 1 Mod Source 2
Mod Source 2
Scale Amoumt
Mod Source 2
Shaper Curve
The two parameters on the top line of the display select the two modulators which will be mixed
together, SRC-1 and SRC-2. On the lower line of the display are two parameters for shaping the
level and response of SRC-2. Internally, the Mixer/Shaper works like this:
This output is the
modulator called
MIXER, and can be
selected at any
modulation input.
Mod Source 1
Mod Source 2
Scale Shape
+
Mod Mixer/Shaper
Mixer
There are four parameters which can be selected on the Mod/Mixer page:
SRC-1 Range: various
Select any of the 15 available modulators (including the mixer itself) as Mod Source 1. SRC-1 is
sent directly to the mod mixer without any level change or response shaping.
SRC-2 Range: various
Select one of the 15 available modulators as Mod Source 2. Before being added to SRC-1, SRC-2’s
level is adjusted by a scale factor, and then it is passed through the shaper, which allows its
response to be customized in a number of interesting ways.
SRC-2 SCALE Range: various from 0.1 to 8.0
This is used to adjust the level of SRC-2 relative to SRC-1, or to simply scale the level of the
modulator for effect. The modulator’s level is multiplied by the number shown. A value of 1.0
leaves the modulator at its original level. Fractional values (0.1 to 0.9) will reduce the level.
Values greater than 1.0 will amplify the effect of the modulator, in most cases simply causing it to
reach full level much sooner.
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