N.I. FM8 Flashcards

1
Q

the basis of all FM synthesis is

A

a sine wave oscillator

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2
Q

Analogue synthesizers used a circuit called a ___ to alter the oscillator level.

A

VCA (voltage-controlled amplifier)

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3
Q

Some digital synths refer to VCA as __(for____), while others just refer to it as __

A

DCA (for Digitally Controlled Amplifier”)

amp.

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4
Q

with analogue synths, the control signal that changes the level is generated by a circuit called the __aka__

A

envelope generator

EG

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5
Q

This grouping of a sine wave oscillator, VCA/DCA, and EG is called an ____, which is the basic building block of FM synthesis.

A

Operator

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6
Q

signals that are not ___ to the main oscillator create “clangourous” sounds

A

harmonically-related

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7
Q

Injecting a harmonically-related signal generates harmonics that sound __

A

more “in-tune”

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8
Q

The amount of harmonics depends on the level of _____ into the main oscillator, and the harmonic structure depends on the _____.

A

signal injected

modulating oscillator’s frequency

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9
Q

As timbre is primarily affected by the injected signal’s___, adding a ___ after the modulating oscillator (along with an envelope generator to control it) allows ___over the signal, hence the overall timbre.

A

amplitude

VCA

predictable control

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10
Q

The Operator we hear is called the __. An Operator is called a modulator if it modulates the carrier.

A

carrier

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11
Q

An Operator is called a___ if it modulates the carrier.

A

modulator

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12
Q

You can combine Operators in various ways to create a variety of ___.

A

Algorithms

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13
Q

The FM8 has several preset algorithms, accessible from a drop-down menu on the___ window.

A

FM Matrix

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14
Q

with___ added to the modulators - in effect, an Operator becomes its own modulator.

A

feedback

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15
Q

Increasing feedback can add ___ and ___.

A

bite

grittiness

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16
Q

The input on the fm matrix:You can use it as __ and ___ as if it where a normal Operator. This opens a lot of new possibilities for using the FM8 as an ___.

A

modulator

carrier

effects processor

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17
Q

The envelopes in vintage synths worked on the __/___ principle, which specified the ___ at which the envelope goes from one___ to another.

A

rate/level

rate

level

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18
Q

Faders and Knobs:For fine tuning, press the ___key prior to moving the element, and keep holding the___ key while moving the slider. You may also ___ on the __for direct editing.

A

Shift

Shift

double-click

value

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19
Q

Faders and Knobs:A ___on the control resets the value to default.

A

double-click

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20
Q

Faders and Knobs:When there is both a slider and a numeric value, you get finer resolution by __the numeric value

A

dragging

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21
Q

For setting up the parameters Ratio and Offset dragging on the __digit of the numeric readout will change the value in 1s. If you drag on the __digit, the value will change in 10s.

A

1s

10s

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22
Q

You can also ___ on a value and type in a new one via your computer’s keyboard.

A

double-click

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23
Q

There are two types of popup menus in FM8. The first type is for ___ menus, as with the waveform selection for the Operators. The other one can be found in the ___ sections for envelopes, the Arpeggiator or the Algorithm selector.

A

preset-type

Template selection

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24
Q

in FM matrix ___ on Operators switches them on and

off.

A

Ctrl-clicks

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25
Q

FM Matrix:___on Operator X and Z switches

Bypass on and off (if Operator X/Z is active)

A

Shift+Ctrl click

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26
Q

Graphical Interfaces:The ____ on the Pitch window acts like a bunch of faders.

A

Microtuning Editor

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27
Q

___amounts can be positive and negative.

A

Modulation

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28
Q

Envelopes:To change an envelope’s shape, click on a ___with the mouse, and __ the __into the new position.

A

node

drag

breakpoint

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29
Q

Envelopes:To create a new ___, right-click where you want the node to appear

A

node

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30
Q

Envelopes:Drag the ___ up or down to change the Envelope’s slope between breakpoints.

A

Slope handles

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31
Q

Envelopes:To delete a node, ___on the node.

A

right-click

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32
Q

Envelopes: The ruler behind the envelope is calibrated in ___. If the envelope extends past the envelope’s visible range, click on the ___ and drag to the left or right to see a__ of the ruler.

A

seconds

blue background

different range

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33
Q

Envelopes: Clicking the ___ and ___ up or down zooms in and out.

A

background

dragging the mouse

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34
Q

Envelopes:

__ on the background to have the envelope fit exactly within the visible part of the ruler.

A

Double-click

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35
Q

__and__

Clicking them switches the window into a different mode, displaying a different page of controls.

A

Pages and Tabs

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36
Q

If you control the FM8 from a DX7, you can use the DX7 Keyboard option to adapt the

A

velocity range

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37
Q

the original DX7 has a note velocity range from ___, while all other keyboards and sequencers generate notes with velocities between

A

0 to 100

0 and 127.

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38
Q

MIDI Controller Range:Many FM8 parameters have a range from ____.

A

0 to 100

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39
Q

MIDI Controller Range:The second pair of switches let you decide how the buttons react to ____. The standard mode is ____: Off / ___:

A
  1. ..63

64. .127

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40
Q

MIDI Controller Range: the ____option can be used so that the FM8 switches toggle on/off with each action of the remote control switches.

A

Even: Off / Odd: On

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41
Q

CPU Performance:

The _____mode enhances the fidelity of the sound by doubling the resolution of the internal computations. As a result, ___ is reduced leading to a cleaner and more analogue sound.

A

High resolution

aliasing

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42
Q

MIDI Assign:
When ____ is activated, selected parameters are outlined and can be controlled by external hardware via MIDI control changes.

A

Data Entry

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43
Q

Data Entry Controller sets the number of the ____ to be used .

A

MIDI controller

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44
Q

The____Controllers for Selected Op function allows a page oriented assignment of MIDI controllers.

A

Use Op A

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45
Q

MIDI Learn:
Remember to disable MIDI Learn as soon as a MIDI controller has____an FM8 control; this ensures that the assignment will not be overwritten by later events. But you may want to keep MIDI Learn enabled should you want to ____. In this case, disable Switch Off ____ have Learn mode only finished by a click on the Learn button.

A

been assigned to

assign several controls in a row

After Assignment to

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46
Q

The___provides the commands for adding libraries and maintaining the database.

A

Database Tab

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47
Q

Database Tab: ____ should be invoked when you make changes to the library – like adding or removing a new library, or copying new FM8 Sounds into your folders.

A

Rebuild DB

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48
Q

It’s best to start a rebuild just before you___

A

take a break.

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49
Q

• The name entered under ___ for Sound DB is used automatically in the Author field of the Meta Information if you create a new Sound or save it.

A

Default Author

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50
Q

___ provides a menu that determines the behaviour of the Browser’s Attributes display. When you filter for Sounds by clicking various ___ in the Browser, you put more and more constraints on the Search Results.

A

Database Hit Count

Attributes

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51
Q

With ____ chosen, empty categories will be displayed in grey. The show count as number option additionally displays the number of ___ with the current set of _____ in the various categories. Both options may degrade the Browser’s performance, so if you experience a slowdown, switch this menu to __

A

indicate empty categories

Sounds

Attributes

none.

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52
Q

The __ toggles the Arpeggiator on and off

A

ARP switch

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53
Q

With ___ inactive, any parameter edits you do are only affecting the timbre residing in the currently active corner of the morph square.

A

Edit All

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54
Q

The Morph Square does not hold complete Sounds but only their ___

A

timbres

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55
Q

With active___option, the parameter edits are affecting all four Sounds (in the morph square)at the same time

A

Edit All

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56
Q

Please be careful with the Edit All option. It’s very easy to forget that it is on and therefore to accidentally___

A

change timbres.

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57
Q

This Edit All option is __ automatically when a new Sound is loaded.

A

deactivated

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58
Q

The ___of the Application Control Bar is a mirror from the Spectrum page.

A

Spectrum Display

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59
Q

Spectrum Display :The ___represent the harmonics. This can be very useful for analysing ___ relative to__ while ___

A

numbers

frequency content

parameter changes

editing a sound.

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60
Q

It is for reference purposes and displays the overtone spectrum of the Sound

A

Spectrum Display

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61
Q

___sets the available ___, i.e. the maximum number of voices that FM8 is allowed to generate at any one time.

A

Poly

polyphony

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62
Q

Polyphony setting is not stored or recalled as part of a Sound. It should be set to a value appropriate for the ___.

A

clock speed of the CPU

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63
Q

The ___provides access to the global parameters of the FM8.

A

Master Window

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64
Q

Master Window : Here you find things like the main___,___ settings, ___ controls and the ___assignments.

A

levels
Polyphony
global pitch
MIDI controller

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65
Q

___ changes the level of the entire instrument. Try to keep this as___as possible, consistent with not___ the device being fed by the FM8 (as indicated by the associated meter hitting___dB).

A

Output Volume

high

overloading

0

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66
Q

___ controls the level of signals being fed into the FM8 when using it as a processor. As with __, keep the control as___as possible without causing the associated level meter to___dB.

A

Input Volume

output

high

hit 0

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67
Q

Please note that the Input is also present on the FM Matrix. You can use it as __and __as if it where a __. Of course you will have to connect the___ to something to hear it.

A

modulator

carrier

normal Operator

IN Operator’s output

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68
Q

Polyphony sets the ___

A

available number of voices

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69
Q

__limits playback to one note at a time, as in the old___, analogue synthesizers. Like in the DX7 this also switches to ___(aka___). However, you can still stack multiple voices on this one note using__

A

Mono

monophonic

single trigger envelopes

legato playing

Unison

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70
Q

___determines how many voices are stacked on a single key in__ mode.

A

Unison Voices

unison

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71
Q

Unison:With ___ activated and many keys being pressed without enough available voices, the FM8 assigns fewer voices to each key, so individual notes “__” rather than disappear.

A

Dynamic

thin out

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72
Q

With ___ switched___, each new note uses the number of unison voices specified, if necessary voices are___ other notes already playing.

A

Unison Dynamic

off

stolen from

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73
Q

When ___ is ___the voices are shared equally between the notes. In this case the unison effect thins out gradually as more notes are being played.

A

Unison Dynamic

on

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74
Q

Unison Detune:… _____. Higher values give ___.

A
  • detunes the unison voices for a fatter, chorus-like effect

- increased detuning

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75
Q

Unison :Use the ____to distribute the stacked voices over the stereo panorama. This can produce___ effects.

A

Pan Parameter

nice three-dimensional

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76
Q

____ offsets the pitch from -99 to +100 cents for precise pitch matching to other instruments.

A

Master Tune

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77
Q

Transpose can transpose pitch up or down___octaves, in __ increments.

A

two

semitone

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78
Q

Portamento Time sets how long_____

A

it takes for the pitch to glide from one note

to another.

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79
Q

____ allows portamento to occur only when playing legato, i.e. when there is ____. If you release a key before playing the next one, there will be ___.

A

Portamento Auto

no gap between played notes

no portamento

80
Q

The auto portamento mode is especially useful in combination with the Arpeggiator __parameter. Tied notes are played ___ and therefore get portamento. This is fun when programming___ lines.

A

Tie

legato

303-style

81
Q

Arpeggiator and Quality:___ introduces random variations between voices.

A

Analog

82
Q

Arpeggiator and Quality:Analog:This used to happen with analogue gear – e.g. component values would change as ___ drifted, and so on. __ values increase the degree of randomness, and are very effective in __mode.

A

temperatures

Higher

Unison

83
Q

Arpeggiator and Quality:___: changes the bit resolution, and therefore the sound quality.

A

Digital

84
Q

The original DX7 was a__Bit device, whereas later models used __ bits.

A

12

16

85
Q

The ___ display a list of currently assigned MIDI controllers. The left column shows the ___ and the right column displays the___

A

MIDI controls

controller number

assigned FM8 parameter.

86
Q

The Effects units are displayed in a ___of virtual devices and the signal flows ___ from___

A

rack

serially

top to bottom.

87
Q

The___controls the overall effects volume of the complete rack including all effects units. It acts like a___ between wet and dry signal.

A

Amount dial

crossfade

88
Q

Drive determines the ___ level sent to the main tube amp model. At high levels, this will force the tube amp into ___

A

preamp

overdrive distortion.

89
Q

The___ is for choosing the different cabinet models.

A

Cabinets menu

90
Q

____ does the equivalent of “growing” or “shrinking” the cabinet and speakers.

A

Size

91
Q

cabinet:__controls the level of early reflections in the room response adding a sense of space to the sound.

A

• Air

92
Q

A_____ is a type of tone control that boosts or cuts starting at a specific frequency.

A

shelving equalizer

93
Q

Phaser:__changes the phase of the shifted signal, producing a different
timbre.

A

Invert

94
Q

Phaser:___synchronizes the phaser rate to the host tempo so that it follows the song’s rhythm.

A

Sync

95
Q

Phaser:___ determines the number of stages in the phase shifter.

A

Notches

96
Q

Phaser:

Sweep Min sets the ___

A

sweep’s lower frequency limit.

97
Q

Phaser: Sweep Max sets the __

A

sweep’s upper frequency limit.

98
Q

Phaser:___alters the phase difference between the LFOs feeding the left and right channels for a stereo effect.

A

Rotate

99
Q

Phaser:__ controls the LFO frequency. In other words it controls the speed of modulation.

A

Rate

100
Q

Phaser: An active ___ button leads to a phase-shift of the modulated signal, thereby changing the timbre.

A

Inv

101
Q

Phaser:__toggles modulation of the effect on and off. If switched off, the
flanging effect becomes static.

A

Static

102
Q

Phaser:__sets the amount of modulation applied to the effect.

A

Depth

103
Q

Phaser:___ dials in the amount of feedback.

A

Color

104
Q

Phaser:____produces a spatial effect by shifting the phases of the LFOs for the two channels against each other. This leads to the impression of “___” the effect in the stereo space.

A

Rotate

rotating

105
Q

_____:This actually is a 4-tap stereo delay line with four independent modulation LFOs and the output can be filtered

A

Chorus / Delay

106
Q

Chorus / Delay:

___sets the time between repeats.

A

Time

107
Q

Chorus / Delay:
Invert alters the___of the repeats. Inversion gives a somewhat more diffused sound with echoes and with flanging, changes the effect’s __.

A

phase

tonality

108
Q

Chorus / Delay:___spreads the 4 echo taps in time. Higher values give more

A

Diffusion

109
Q

Pattern editor:To the left of the Position Row there are two___ buttons that rotate the contents of the matrix. They move all steps up to the repeat marker to the left or right by one position.

A

Position Shift`

110
Q

Pattern editor:The __row determines which steps trigger a note.

A

On

111
Q

Pattern editor: ___ input notes are triggered at once, so if you play a chord, you will hear this chord for all steps activated set to ___; otherwise the Arpeggiator always plays __lines.

A

All
All

monophonic

112
Q

Pattern editor:__: Means that this input note (counted from lowest or highest) is
triggered.

A

1-32

113
Q

Pattern editor:The ___ row allows for transposition of the steps octave-wise up or down,
whereas the ___ parameter is for transposition in semi-tone steps.

A

Octave

Transpose

114
Q

The various __ parameters are “meta-parameters” and manipulate a more or less complex set of FM8 parameters when you use them.

A

Easy Edit

115
Q

Timbre Controls:___ changes the harmonic content (by adjusting the___). Depending on the patch, the changed harmonics may be somewhat ___.

A

Harmonic

Operator Ratios

atonal

116
Q

Timbre Controls:

___changes the pitch slightly of different oscillators in a ___ preset, which creates a fatter sound.

A

Detune

multi-oscillator

117
Q

Timbre Controls:

Brightness increases the sound’s high frequency content by increasing the ___

A

connection amounts in the FM-Matrix.

118
Q

Timbre Controls:
Changing any ____ parameter causes multiple changes in the individual Operator envelopes to accomplish the desired effect.

A

Timbre Envelope

119
Q

The____button takes the current Morph state and copies it to all four Slots of the Morph Square leading to four identical Morph corners.

A

Normalize Timbres

120
Q

FM Matrix:Programming starts with an ___, and then continues with programming the various ___ that make up the __.

A

algorithm

Operators

algorithm

121
Q

FM Matrix:The final programming step involves ___ and___.

A

adding effects

tweaking

122
Q

FM Matrix:The matrix lets you route modulators to carriers, and send carriers to the ___

A

audio output.

123
Q

___+___ click on Operator X and Z switches Bypass on and off

A

Shift

Ctrl

124
Q

The lowest row of the FM Matrix holds the ___values for the different Operators.

A

panning

125
Q

The Operator has to be a ___and be _____ for the pan value to work.

A

carrier

routed to the output

126
Q

Operator A-E Pages: the Level slider will always assume the value of the column numerical with the___. It also works___.

A

highest value

ratiometrically

127
Q

Frequency Controls:___ defines the mathematical relationship of the Operator frequency compared to the fundamental frequency of the note being played.

A

Frequency Ratio

128
Q

Frequency Ratio:1.0000 means the Operator is ___

A

the same pitch as the fundamental

129
Q

Frequency Ratio:

When the Ratio is not an exact integer (e.g. 1.0030) then the Operator is ___ and will ____

A

detuned

“beat” against other Operators

130
Q

Frequency Ratio:

The beat frequency___if the note pitch increases, and___if the note pitch decreases.

A

rises

falls

131
Q

Frequency Ratio:

___ applies a constant frequency offset (in Hz) to the Operator to cause detuning and beating against other Operators. This is constant regardless of pitch. Example: a 5 Hz Offset causes beating at exactly 5 Hz between the selected Operator and another Operator with no offset.

A

Frequency Offset

132
Q

Frequency Offset applies a constant frequency offset (in Hz) to the Operator to cause___and ____. This is constant regardless of ___.

A

detuning

beating against other Operators

pitch

133
Q

When using an FM-Operator as a ____(Ratio = 0, Offset = 0), the phase of the waveform can be adjusted

A

static wave shaper

134
Q

____mode resets the oscillator phase at the beginning of each note.

A

Key Sync

135
Q

When any group of Operators needs to have a fixed phase relationship to preserve a particular tone quality, activate___for all Operators in the group.

A

Key Sync

136
Q

With ___ mode, there is no phase reset.

A

Free Run

137
Q

_____toggles modulation by the pitch envelope on and off. This allows some nice effects.

A

Pitch Envelope

138
Q

Pitch Envelope : When one carrier is ___and another is not, a deactivated____ for one of them gives a fat, time-varying detune effect. When this time-varying detuning is applied between a carrier and its modulator, the result is an _____effect.

A

pitched

Pitch Envelope

inharmonic FM

139
Q

The effect is especially noticeable when a waveform Operator feeds back on itself.

A

InvertWaveform

140
Q

___varying the Operator amplitude over time.

A

Amplitude Envelope

141
Q

____edits how keyboard pitch affects the envelope times. At higher values, playing higher up on the keyboard shortens all time values. This emulates many ___instruments, whose notes attack and decay more quickly at higher pitches.

A

Key Scaling

plucked

142
Q

When Release is ___ and Sustain is ___, the Envelope will never reach its end, but sustain indefinitely, until it is retriggered .

A

off

on

143
Q

Tempo Sync :The quantization value depends on the current___factor, as set by right- clicking on the ___ and dragging.

A

zoom

envelope ruler

144
Q

If there are more than 3 breakpoints the sustain or loop segment can be shifted by moving the _____ with the mouse.

A

vertical red lines

145
Q

Dragging the___ (small circle) between breakpoints changes the line’s ___between the breakpoints from concave over linear to convex.

A

Slope Handle

slope

146
Q

Envelope parameter strip below the envelope:____ shows two numbers. The first field is the index number of the breakpoint or stage being edited. The second field is the total number of envelope breakpoints. This is for display only and cannot be edited.

A

#

147
Q

Envelope parameter strip:

:___ has two options, SLD and FIX.

A

Mode

148
Q

Envelope parameter strip:Mode:In___ mode, if you move a breakpoint left or right, the envelope to the right of the breakpoint moves as well to maintain the same times and levels past the breakpoint being edited.

A

SLiDe

149
Q

Envelope parameter strip:Mode:

In____mode,the total envelope time doesn’t change.

A

Fix

150
Q

Envelope parameter strip:Mode:Fix:
Moving a breakpoint to the right not only ____ compared to the breakpoint to its left, but ____compared to the breakpoint at its right.

A

lengthens its distance

shortens the distance

151
Q

Envelope parameter strip:____: shows the amount of time in seconds from the start of the envelope to the breakpoint being edited.

A

Abs Time

152
Q

Envelope parameter strip:____:shows the time between the current and the previous breakpoint.

A

Rel Time

153
Q

Envelope parameter strip:____:shows the amount of time in seconds from the breakpoint being edited to the breakpoint at its immediate left.

A

Delta Time

154
Q

Envelope parameter strip:____: shows the breakpoint level referenced to the centre line.

A

level

155
Q

Envelope parameter strip:____: shows the state of the line between breakpoints.

A

Slope

156
Q

operator envelope: _____to have the envelope fit exactly within the visible part of the ruler.

A

Double-click on the background

157
Q

To the right of the envelope there is a button indicating the link status of the envelope. Note that it can only be used to___ the current envelope

A

unlink

158
Q

___ adds digitally-generated random__ (this is very useful for modulating carriers, but also provides a useful audio output).

A

Noise

noise

159
Q

saturator:• ___ offsets the symmetry of the saturation. The higher the value, the greater the saturation of ___ will be.

A

Asym

negative amplitudes

160
Q

saturator: __clips both the positive-and negative-going portions of the waveform. __ values produce more clipping; a value ___introduces no clipping. Note: Extreme clipping will also lower the__

A

Limit

Lower

of 100

output level.

161
Q

This special-case Operator is a signal processor that contains two separate filters (each a ___filter), which can be combined in almost any imaginable configuration.

A

Operator Z

2-pole multimode

162
Q

Operator Z:___ applies to Filter 2 only. It offsets Filter 2’s frequency compared to Filter 1.

A

cutoff Spread

163
Q

Operator Z:cutoff Spread:A value of 0 sets ___ for both filters. Increasing the value increases Filter 2’s __compared to Filter 1.

A

identical cutoffs

cutoff

164
Q

Operator Z:Filter ___changes the balance of the output of the two filters, from only Filter 1 output, to both outputs, to only Filter 2 output.

A

Mix

165
Q

Operator Z:Filter:__adjusts the configuration of the two filters from serial to parallel , to anywhere in between.

A

Par/Ser

166
Q

Operator Z:Filter:Note that the display of the ___ is invaluable in figuring out how these parameters affect the filter response.

A

filter response

167
Q

Operator Z:Filter:___determines how much the envelope affects the cutoff frequency.

A

Env Amount

168
Q

When operator Z is connected to the output, it is actually a ___.

A

stereo filter

169
Q

___this page gives you a one-stop overview of the most important Operator parameters in a single window.

A

Operators Window

170
Q

Frequency Ratio : 1.0000 means the Operator is ___, 2.000 sets the Operator to the ___, 3.000 is the ___, etc. 0.5000 is the ____

A

the same pitch as the fundamental

second harmonic (1 octave higher)

third harmonic (octave + fifth)

subharmonic one octave below the fundamental.

171
Q

Frequency Offset applies a __ (in Hz) to the Operator to cause detuning and beating against other Operators.

A

constant frequency offset

172
Q

the___ shows all Amplitude envelopes for all Operators on one page in a list of graphs for easy editing.

A

Envelope Window

173
Q

The FM Matrix to the right can be ___ by clicking on the Expand button.

A

hidden

174
Q

The __buttons to the right of the graphs allow for editing several envelopes at the same time.

A

Link

175
Q

envelope window:Link :The envelope you link others to is always the one ___. Click on the Link buttons of other envelopes to build a ___.

A

currently chosen for edits

Link Group

176
Q

Modulation Matrix:___Pitch bend up range

A

:PB Up

177
Q

Modulation Matrix:______ Pitch bend down range, applied in negative direction

A

PB Dn

178
Q

Modulation Matrix:_______Modulation wheel (MIDI controller #1)

A

:Mod

179
Q

Modulation Matrix:___ Aftertouch (channel pressure)

A

AT

180
Q

Modulation Matrix:____:Breath controller (MIDI controller #2

A

Breath

181
Q

Modulation Matrix:____:1st MIDI controller assigned on Master Page

A

Ctrl 1

182
Q

Modulation Matrix:____:2nd MIDI controller assigned on Master Page

A

Ctrl 2

183
Q

Modulation Matrix:____: Envelope derived from input signal amplitude

A

In Env

184
Q

Key Scaling Window:___sets how the Operator amplitude changes across the keyboard range. Choose the ___by clicking on the ___ letter to the left of the stack of keyscaling graphs.

A

Keyscaling
Operator
Operator

185
Q

Microtuning Controls:Octave stretch:An offset of ___ compresses the scale into two semitones per key, or two octaves into one octave. An offset of ___expands the normal scale into a quarter tone scale (in other words, there are ___notes per octave).

A

50

-50

24

186
Q

Pitch Window: Pitch Bend Mode :

__affects all notes equally.

A

Normal

187
Q

Pitch Window: Pitch Bend Mode :___:affects only the highest note if several notes are held. This is
designed to provide___-like pitch bending effects.

A

Highest

guitar

188
Q

Pitch Window: Pitch Bend Mode :___: affects only the lowest note if several notes are held.

A

Lowest

189
Q

Pitch Window: Pitch Bend Mode :___:allows pitch bend to work only as long as a key is held down. There is no bend during the sound’s release phase.

A

Key On

190
Q

Pitch Window: Pitch Bend Mode :___:affects only the note that was played last.

A

Latest

191
Q

Pitch Window:The ___ varies the pitch over time.

A

pitch envelope

192
Q

With Sustain ___, the envelope will always run to the end, no matter whether you hold the key or not.

A

off

193
Q

With Sustain__, the envelope behaves like your standard synth-envelope by staying on the Sustain level or playing the loop until the key is released.

A

active

194
Q

A deactivated___ button leads to an envelope that ignores the Note Off signal

A

Release

195
Q

the Spectrum of your sound. It displays the __. This can be very useful for analysing____ relative to ___ while editing a sound

A

frequency distribution

frequency content

parameter changes