Modular System
Cheatsheet für Quadrax
Mit intuitiven Steuerungen und einem Matrix-Modulationssystem ist der Quadrax ideal für dynamische Klanglandschaften und rhythmische Modulationen.
MODE/DESTINATION
MODE/DESTINATION button - This button (x4) has several functions: In normal operation, it selects the channel’s MODE, while in CV Assignment mode, it sets the DESTINATION (and attenuversion) of the CV input. Additionally, long-pressing the button toggles the current mode between its STANDARD functionality and its ALTERNATE functionality.
Attack/Decay envelope
AD envelopes complete their entire cycle upon receiving a trigger at the corresponding TRIG input. AD envelopes ignore the gate time of the incoming signal.
- RISE
- controls the envelope’s attack time
- FALL
- controls the decay time.
Attack/Hold/Release envelope
The envelope holds (sustains) its maximum value for as long as the gate signal is high, then triggers the release stage when the gate signal goes low.
- RISE
- controls the envelope’s attack time
- FALL
- controls its release time
CYCLE
Cycle mode behaves like a unipolar LFO, with the RISE and FALL times determining the rate and shape of the LFO.
Burst
- RISE
- sets variable rate
- FALL
- controls length of time
- SHAPE
- adjusts the attack and decay of the overall burst envelope, plus it alters the waveform of each pulse within that envelope.
With the knob in the clockwise position, individual pulse amplitudes rise over the burst length. At the noon position, maximum pulse amplitude occurs at the midpoint of the burst envelope.
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