Emulator Composite.book - Creative

6 - Voice Processing
Amplifier, Filter & Auxiliary Envelopes
• Rests and Accents - You can insert rests and accents onto specific notes using
this simple patch. To make a rest, set the amp cord amount negative (turning the
amp off). For an accented note, set the cord amount positive (making the amp
louder).
Samples
Pitch
+ Out
Function
Generator
Gate
Z-Plane
Filter
• Two-Speed Sequence - This sequence
changes rate every other time it plays
through. The flip-flop sets and resets
every other time it is pulsed with the
function generator gate. The Cord
amount from the flip-flop controls
the amount of speed variation.
(Note: The -DC Cord is necessary
because the flip-flop input needs to go
positive from a negative value.)
• Multi-Speed Sequence - If you want
to control the timing for each step in a
sequence, two function generators can
be used. Function Generator 1
controls the pitch and Function
Generator 2 controls the length of
each note.
Two function generators will remain
in sync if their initial rate, length and
direction are the same, and if the
modulation is identical for both.
Rate
In
• Sample Re-triggering - The Trigger Out of the
Function Generator is ideal for re-triggering
samples. In fact, the trigger out can be used just
for sample re-triggering without using any pitch
control.
Use Sample Retrigger (-) to trigger on the note.
(Remember, samples to be retriggered must
have a loop.)
Amp
Vol
Function
Generator
Gate
Out
Adjust to Taste
Negative Amount = Rest
Positive Amount = Accent
Pitch
Flip
Flop
130 Emulator X2 Operation Manual
DC
Initial Rate,
Length & Direction
must be Identical
for both.
Function
Generator
2
Rate
+10%
-1%
Sample
Retrigger (-)
Function
Generator
Function
Generator
1
Rate
Trigger
+ Out
Amounts
must be
Identical
Pitch