Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
Apple MainStage 3 Instruments - MainStage 3 Instruments
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ES2 emulation of detuned analog oscillators<br />
The Analog parameter randomly alters the pitch of each note and the filter cutoff frequency.<br />
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Low Analog values can add a subtle richness to the sound.<br />
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Medium Analog values simulate the tuning instabilities of analog synthesizer circuitry, which<br />
can be useful in achieving that much sought-after “warmth” of analog hardware synthesizers.<br />
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High Analog values result in significant pitch instability, which can sound truly out of tune—<br />
but this may be perfect for your needs.<br />
Rotate the Analog knob to randomly alter the pitch of each note, and the filter cutoff frequency.<br />
Much like polyphonic analog synthesizers, all three oscillators maintain their specific frequency<br />
deviation from each other, but the pitches of all three oscillators are randomly detuned by<br />
the same Analog amount. For example, if the Analog detuning is set to around 20%, all three<br />
oscillators (if used) randomly drifts by 20%.<br />
Note: If ES2 is set to Mono or Legato keyboard mode, the Analog parameter is effective only<br />
when Unison is turned on. In this situation, Analog sets the amount of detuning between the<br />
stacked (unison) voices. If the Voices parameter is set to 1 and/or Unison is not active, the Analog<br />
parameter has no effect. For more information about these parameters, see Set the ES2 keyboard<br />
mode on page 48.<br />
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