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11.6 FLTR PAGE 2

11. TRACK PARAMETERS > 11.6 FLTR PAGE 2 · PDF p. 59–60 · OS 1.12

11.6 FLTR PAGE 2 — figure 1
PDF p. 59

On FLTR page 2, you will find the parameters that control the base-width filter and a number of parameters that affects the selected filter machine on FLTR page 1.

The base-width filter is basically a Highpass filter and a Lowpass filter connected in tandem. The filters BASE and WDTH parameters define the base-width filters frequency range.

Examples of how the BASE and WDTH parameters affect the filter frequency range:

FREQUENCY

AMPLITUDE

Base Width FREQUENCY

AMPLITUDE

Base Width FREQUENCY

AMPLITUDE

Base Width

  • With BASE set to 0, the filter functions as a low pass filter with WDTH adjusting the frequency range.
  • With WDTH set to 127, the filter functions as a high pass filter with BASE adjusting the frequency range.
  • With WDTH set to 0, the filter functions as a band pass filter with BASE adjusting the frequency.
  • With BASE set to 0 and WDTH set to 127 the filter does not affect the sound.

DEL

Envelope delay sets the time before the attack phase of the filter envelope starts. This parameter is part of the filter envelope that controls the FLTR machine. You can also press and hold [FUNC] and then turn DATA ENTRY knob A to quickly access this parameter from FLTR page 1. This parameter only affects the selected filter machine on FLTR page 1.

KEY.T

Keytrack sets how much the filter cutoff frequency is affected by what note is playing. The higher the KEY.T setting, the more the filter opens up at higher notes. This parameter only affects the selected filter machine on FLTR page 1.

BASE

Sets the base frequency of the filter.

WDTH

Sets the frequency width above the base frequency.

BW.RT

BW Routing selects if the base-width filter should be routed before (Pre) or after (Post) the machine selectable filter in the audio path.

RSET

Filter Envelope Reset sets the filter envelope behavior. This parameter only affects the selected filter machine on FLTR page 1.

ON resets the envelope for each consecutive trig (default). The envelopes attack phase is reset to zero.

OFF does not reset the envelope for each consecutive trig. The envelopes attack phase continues from where it was left off.