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Access Virus User Manual - SoundProgramming.Net

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ACCESS VIRUS OS4 237<br />

Filters<br />

below. All other parameters as well<br />

as the settings for the oscillator<br />

modulations (LFO pulse width<br />

modulation and so forth) are dictated<br />

by Oscillator 2. This doesn’t<br />

limit the functionality of the third<br />

oscillator by much (if at all), but it<br />

certainly facilitates intuitive handling.<br />

The FM, Sync and Ring Modulator<br />

functions are not available<br />

for the third oscillator.<br />

Like all other oscillators, the level<br />

of Oscillator 3 is controlled via OSC<br />

VOL.<br />

FILTERS<br />

24-dB Filter Variations<br />

You have two options for using the<br />

24-dB filters of the <strong>Virus</strong>.<br />

1. You can cascade the two 12-dB<br />

filters in SER 4 mode.<br />

2. You can use Filter-1 as a 24-dB filter<br />

in SER 6 mode, whereby Filter-2<br />

is faded out via FILT BALANCE (to<br />

the left). If you want to create a<br />

sound with resonance, you should<br />

try out both options. When you do,<br />

you’ll find that the sound of the<br />

resonance is different despite the<br />

fact that filters have the same<br />

slope. The cascading option (SER 4)<br />

gives you a higher Q factor with a<br />

lower resonance peak. For direct A/<br />

B comparison, you can store both<br />

versions in consecutive SINGLE<br />

memory slots and switch back and<br />

forth between them at will.

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