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The

position

of

slide

switches

is

always

indicated

by

blacking

in

the

position

in

use.

An

asterisk

in

another

position

of

the

same

slide

switch

indicates

an

alternative

position

that

might

be

tried.

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Use

of

the

PITCH

ribbon

and

MOD

AMOUNT

wheel

in

the

performance

panel

are

indicated

with

arrows.

The

best

position

for

the

MOD

AMOUNT

wheel

for

the

intended

effect

is

also

marked

with

a

heavy

black

line,

as

shown.

MOD

AMOUNT

POWER

PITCH

Like

any

musical

notation,

sound

charts

are

approximate,

particularly

when

they

represent

simulations

of

acoustic

instruments.

To

get

the

most

from

the

sound

charts,

several

general

ideas

may

be

helpful:

1.

Start

from

the

Preparatory

Pattern

with

all

controls

and

switches

counterclockwise

or

to

the

left;

move

the

MOD

AMOUNT

wheel

fully

down

(toward

you).

2.

Set

up

the

sound

chart

accurately,

but

keep

in

mind

that

some

"tweaking"

(adjustment)

may

be

required

to

suit

your

taste.

3.

Change

the

CUTOFF

control

first

to

make

tone

color

modifications.

ATTACK

and

RELEASE

set

tings

can

also

influence

the

sound

greatly.

4.

For

simulation

of

traditional

instruments,

place

the

synthesized

sound

in

context

by

playing

in

the

appropriate

pitch

range

and

select

typical

musical

lines

for

that

instrument.

Playing xylo

phone

music

using

a

horn

sound

chart

produces

interesting

results,

but

neither

instrument

will

be

represented

accurately.

5.

Adjust

the

VOLUME

control

to

the

general

loudness

level

of

any

instrument

simulated.

For

example,

the

trombone

is

played

at

a

higher

dynamic

level

than

the

recorder.

6.

Don't

forget

that

you

are

playing

a

soloistic

instrument;

solo

instruments

play

with

expression.

Use

the

PITCH

ribbon

and

MOD

AMOUNT

wheel

to

do

what

soloistic

instruments

do

best:

bend

pitch

and

vibrato

selectively.

The

following

sound

charts

represent

a

cross-section

of

the

sounds

the

Multimoog

can

make.

You

can

skip

around

since

they

don't

appear

in

any

particular

order.

A

thoughtful

reading

of

the

comments

along

with

some

experimentation

will

give

you

a

good

idea of

the

Multimoog's

sonic

vocabulary.

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