Waldorf Edition - Manual (Page 69)

Waldorf Edition
User Manual 69 Waldorf
 Turn the Ring Mod dial to a value of 100.
 Use the Osc Frequency dial to change the oscillator frequency. Note how the audio
material is shifted within the frequency range.
 By using the Routing switch you determine whether ring modulation takes place be-
fore the signal passes the filter, or afterwards. If you have made a dynamic filter set-
ting with a high resonance value, check out using ring modulation after the filter.
 Use the Shape switches to check out the various oscillator waveforms.
 When done, set the Ring Mod dial back to 0.
Tempo, Tempo
Using the Tempo dial you can match D-Pole’s delay and LFO to the current song tem-
po. The Tempo dial setting does not have an immediate impact on the current LFO and
delay settings. Instead, it works as a sort of quantization setting that becomes active as
soon as you change LFO speed or delay time. You should therefore make a tempo set-
ting, before you check out the following blocks Delay and LFO:

If your host software is compatible to VST 2.0 (or higher), the D-pole is able to recei-
ve tempo information from your host. Delay time and LFO speed can be synced au-
tomatically to the tempo.
 If the D-pole receives tempo information from the host software, it is synced automa-
tically. Please set the Tempo dial to a value unequal to „off“.
The Delay
 In the Amp block set the Delay Mix control to 50:50.
 Switch Delay-Routing to Normal by clicking on the “Normal” LED in the Delay
block.
 Turn the Delay Time dial until it shows 1/4. Now you will hear an echo in 4/4
rhythm. Check out other settings, e.g. 1/8, 1/8. (dotted eighth note) or 1/2.
 Try out an extremely short delay time, e.g. 0.5ms. You will clearly notice a comb fil-
ter effect. You can control its intensity by changing the Feedback value and its bril-
liance by using the Damping parameter.
 Set Delay Time back to e.g. 1/4.
 Set Panning fully left and switch Delay Routing to Crossed. This will give you a ping-
pong Delay.
Der LFO, set to a slow speed
 Set LFO Speed to 1/4.
 Set the Cutoff Mod dial to the left or to the right, e.g. to a setting of 5%. You will
hear a slight filter modulation.
 Turn the Pan Mod control fully to the right (100%). This will result in a strong pan-
orama modulation.
 Stop your host application and jump to the left Locator position.