Analogue Solutions Telemark /-K - Manual (Page 9)

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Sync
Oscillator sync is where the master signal will reset the waveform of the slave signal each time the master
waveform starts a new cycle.
Try the different settings and listen to their effect. You may have to modulate the pitch of either VCO1 or VCO2 to
enhance the effect. There is a balancing act between the pitch of the two sound sources (usually the 2 VCOs) to get a
good effect, once found you'll know you've found it!
Mixer
The mixer is used to bring various audio source signals together for filtering. There are 3 mixer controls.
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Saw/Pulse VCO1 level
Turning the control clockwise in increasing amounts sends VCO1s pulse signal to the mixer. Turning the control
anti-clockwise in increasing amounts sends VCO1s sawtooth wave signal to the mixer. In a central position no
signal is sent from VCO1 to the mixer.
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Saw/Pulse VCO2 level
Turning the control clockwise in increasing amounts sends VCO2s pulse wave signal to the mixer. Turning the control
anti-clockwise in increasing amounts sends VCO2s sawtooth wave signal to the mixer. In a central position no
signal is sent from VCO2 to the mixer.
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Noise/EXT4 Level
Turning the control clockwise in increasing amounts sends the signal (if any) coming in to the front EXT4 socket to the
mixer. Turning the control anti-clockwise in increasing amounts sends white Noise to the mixer. In a central
position no signal is sent from the Noise generator or EXT4 to the mixer.
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SYNC Switch: This switch selects the routings for oscillator
sync. The options are:
1>2 VCO2 slaved to VCO1
LFO>2 VCO2 slaved to LFO
OFF off no sync effect
2>1 VCO1 slaved to VCO2
NOISE GENERATOR: The noise generator produces white noise.
This is like the hiss you hear between radio stations. The signal
is available for filtering via the Noise/EXT4 mixer control.
Noise would be used for sound effects such as breath, wind,
percussion, etc
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