Emulator Composite.book - Creative

6 - Voice Processing
Modulation Cords
Modulation Sources
Source Description
Summing Amp The Summing Amp is useful for mixing several modulation
signals so they can be controlled from a single Cord amount.
See page 285.
Switch The switch outputs full value (100) when the input is greater
than 0. (The output value can be scaled by a Cord.)
See page 285.
Absolute Value This processor inverts negative values and leaves positive values
untouched so that only positive values are output.
See page 285.
Diode This processor allows only positive values to pass.
Negative values are blocked. See page 285.
Flip-Flop The output of this processor alternates between full value and
zero each time the input goes positive from zero or a negative
value. If an LFO were connected to the input, the output
would be a square wave of half the input frequency. See
page 285.
Quantizer Smoothly changing signals are transformed into discrete steps.
The value of the input Cord determines the number of steps.
The value of the output Cord determines the size of the steps.
(Hint: Gain 4x can increase number of steps or step size.)
See page 285.
Gain 4x This processor amplifies the modulation input by a factor of 4.
Pitch Amount Chart
In order to obtain specific pitches when routing LFOs, envelopes and controllers
through the PatchCords, use the following chart.
Semitone Cord Amt Semitone Cord Amt Semitone Cord Amt
1 3.125 9 28.125 17 53.125
2 6.25 10 31.25 18 56.25
3 9.375 11 34.375 19 59.375
4 12.5 12 37.5 10 62.50
5 15.625 13 40.625 21 65.625
6 18.75 14 43.75 22 68.75
7 21.875 15 46.875 23 71.875
8 25.00 16 50.00 24 75.00
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