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The Synthesizer

Page 28 enables you to set the modulation intensity/depth:

The following menu pages contain the modulator destinations, i.e. which part of the synthesizer sec-

tion you wish to modulate:

Here you can adjust how strongly you want the LFO to influence the pitch change of the oscillator.

This modulation can be used for siren effects and vibratos.

The next page allows you to set modulations of the cutoff-frequency of the filter for creating, for in-

stance, filtersweeps:

On page 31 you set the modulation of the amplifier section, i.e the volume:

The macro control in the modulation section allows you to access the pre-sets which combine the

various waveforms with the destinations of the modulator. You will also find a macro to modulate the

waveform Pitch Envelope. In this macro the MOD-RATE-control regulates the velocity and the

MOD-DEPTH controls the intensity of the Pitch Envelope.

On the last two pages of the menu you can determine the influence of performance-aids on the

sound.

Here you determine how much the pitch will change when the pitch wheel is at its maximum or min-

imum. Value readings are in semitones, i.e. 1=1 semitone, 24=24 semitones or 2 octaves, which is

the maximum available pitch change up or down.

The last page of the sound edit menu determines whether a connected foot pedal/switch will control

the sustain of the sound you are playing. It basically activates or de-activates the footswitch.

Those of you who like surprises will love the Sirius. Simply press the RANDOM-SOUND-Key below

the display, and, based on special algorithms, the Sirius will generate a totally new sound. You can

then, of course, edit this sound.

Edit Synt1-Sound

<28> LFODpth: 10

Edit Synt1-Sound

<29> LFO>VCO: 0

Edit Synt1-Sound

<30> LFO>VCF: 45

Edit Synt1-Sound

<31> LFO>VCA: 2

Edit Synt1-Sound

<32> PitSens: 24

Edit Synt1-Sound

<33| Holdped: ON

Pitch-Wheel and Hold-Pedal:

Random Sound:

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