December 2005 Patch

This is actually a late November 2005 patch. December still forthcoming.




Octave Kitten

Oscillators

Octave: Osc1 - 16’, Osc2 - 8’, Osc3 - 8’

Wave: Osc1 - 6.9 (194), Osc2 - 6.8 (188), Osc3 - 6.9 (196)

Freq: Osc1: n/a, Osc2: -1.5 (-37), Osc3: 0 (-3)

Mixer

Osc1 - 0, ON

Osc2 - 10(255), ON

Osc3 - 6.4(175), ON

Noise - 128, OFF

Ext - OFF

Filter

Freq: 2.5Khz(184), Res: 1(10), Spacing: 0, KB Amt: 7.9(214), Mode:LP/LP,

Slope: 24db/24db, Envelope Amt: +1(+43)

Filter Envelope Attack: 3mS (003), Decay: 900mS (170),

Sustain: 8 (214), Release: 10 (061)

Amplitude Envelope Duplicate Filter Envelope settings.

Lfo

Rate: 5.9Hz, Lfo Sync: Off/Sync

Mod Wheel Bus Source: Tri, Dest: Filter, Shaping: On/PGM, Amt: 0.


Pedal Mod Bus Source: Tri, Dest: Pitch, Shaping: ON/PGM, Amt :1

(005).

Glide: Off, Release: ON, Pitch Bend Amt: Major Third.

1>2 Sync: On, 3>1 FM: Off, 3 KB Cont: ON, 3 Freq: Hi, KB Mode: Low Note

Priority, Trigger: Multiple, Master Volume: 5 (130).

Pot Mapping Src: Mod Wheel, Dest: Osc 1 level, Direction: Normal,

Amount: 100%.

Output config: Mono (plug or no plug in right channel) or Stereo.

Notes: Mod wheel generates sub-octave two octaves down, Osc 3 level ctrls

sub-octave one octave down from fundamental. Mod wheel amt ctrl will also

generate filter wah if desired.

The above patch utilizes oscillator sync in a less conventional manner.

Instead of the usual screaming lead tone, its structured to allow the master

oscillator to function as a sub-octave thats phase-locked to the fundamental

With this use of sync, one can have a two-oscillator bass patch in which the

oscillators are tuned to an octave unison, but without the phase

cancellations that cause the amplitude to wobble with a non-phase locked

arrangement. This actually yields a tighter bass tone when staccato env

settings are used. In addition, one can use a second or higher harmonic as

the dominant frequency (for those who accompany bass guitar).

The frequency of oscillator 2 sets the proper phase alignment for

simulating the osc/sub-osc arrangement.

Try more staccato env settings for variations. Also, for those who may have

a model D thats been modified with Osc1/2 sync, the same principle can be

adapted.

Will post a reference patch in sysex on the Squarewave file section as time

permits.


Regards,


LWG

LWG,

Thanks a lot for keeping up the patch sheets. Kudos to you!

Is this in the Squarewave files section?