Configuring P-MOD
These are the settings for P-MOD (phase modulation).
P-MOD is used to alter the output waveform by modulating the phase of the input waveform. By increasing the phase of even a simple input waveform, you can make dramatic changes to the waveform to get a distinctive tone.
Relationship between phase modulation X/Y and the waveform
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Step buttons | Item (Parameter name) | Value | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
[1] | LINt (P-MOD Limiter) | OFF, On | Restricts the depth of the X direction. |
[2] | X (P-MOD-X) | -63–63 | Sets the depth of the X direction. |
[3] | Y (P-MOD-Y) | -63–63 | Sets the depth of the Y direction. |
[4] | LFO (P-MOD LFO Depth) | -63–63 | Sets how much the LFO is applied in the Y direction. |
[5] | EnU (P-MOD Env Depth) | -63–63 | Sets how much the OSC envelope is applied in the X direction. |
[6] | X.rnd (P-MOD-X Random Sens) | 0–63 | Sets how randomly the X direction changes when you press a key. |
[7] | y.rnd (P-MOD-Y Random Sens) | 0–63 | Sets how randomly the Y direction changes when you press a key. |
[8] | X.UEL (P-MOD-X Velocity Sens) | -100–100 | Sets how much the X direction changes according to how hard you play the keys. |
[9] | y.UEL (P-MOD-Y Velocity Sens) | -100–100 | Sets how much the Y direction changes according to how hard you play the keys. |