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[[Wiard 300 tips and tricks]] | [[Wiard 300 tips and tricks]] | ||
Version du 1 mars 2015 à 20:05
Wiard 300
ligne Malekko
1. Exploring what the module can do in the sense of a traditional modules.
That is, exploring the tone colors of the VCO, Envelator as ADSR and so on.
2. Exploring the axilliary modules within the enclosure. Discovering the VCA and envelope/slew in the classic VCO for example. Using them to do things like dynamic depth linear FM or as an additional attenuator for FC.
3. Discovering the strange modes of operation. Like using the Envelators at audio rates for chaos generation, using the Mixolators as balanced modulators, switching ranges to "Low" and exploring the outer edges of the functions.
4. Simple modifications. The multiple jacks labeled A,B,C,D at the bottom of the modules are only connected by solder bridges. This can be easily removed and the jacks connected to internal points on the modules. For example adding the external bank select and the second VCA input on the Wavefrom City.
5. Complex modifications. Every stage in each modules has a test point which can be used to patch out the module. Each module could support 50 jacks, but you would need the intelligence of a Martian to use them. None the less, the idea of "circuit bending" the modules themselves has been built into the design.
6. Normalizing into virtual instruments. After you have discovered what you like about the modules, you can permanently normalize them using the exposed points on the jack boards.
7. The one the customers find that I did not think of...