LFO
Micrologue integrates two independent triangle LFOs. The first LFO is used to add permanent pitch, filter, and pulse width modulations to the sound. The second LFO is controlled by the modulation wheel and modulates the pitch to create a vibrato effect.
- Rate
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Controls the frequency of the modulation, that is, the speed of the LFO.
- Pitch
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Allows you to adjust the influence of the LFO on the pitch.
- Cutoff
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Allows you to adjust the influence of the LFO on the filter cutoff.
- PWM
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Allows you to adjusts the influence of the LFO on the pulse width of the oscillators when set to a square waveform.
Modulation Wheel
The modulation wheel is located on your virtual keyboard to the right hand side of the pitch wheel. You can control the effect it will have on the following parameters:
- Vibr Frequ
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Sets the frequency of the vibrato LFO.
- Vibr Depth
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Allows you to adjust the intensity of the vibrato.
- Cutoff
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Allows you to adjust the influence of the modulation wheel on the filter cutoff.
Chorus
- On/Off
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Activates / deactivates the built-in chorus effect.
- Rate
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Specifies the frequency of the pitch modulation.
- Depth
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Sets the intensity of the pitch modulation.
- Mix
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Sets the level balance between the dry and the wet signal.
Delay
- On/Off
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Activates/Deactivates the built-in ping-pong delay effect. The left and right input channels are mixed and sent to hard-panned left and right delays.
- Time
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Specifies the delay time in fractions of beats. The right audio channel is set to half the time automatically to create the so-called ping-pong effect.
- Feedback
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Sets the overall amount of feedback for the left and right delay. Feedback means that the output of the delay is fed back to its input. Depending on the amount you set, the echoes repeat more or less often. At a setting of 0 % you hear one echo. At a setting of 100 % the echoes repeat infinitely.
- Mix
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Sets the level balance between the dry and the wet signal.