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APOLLO

CHAPTER 05/ SWELLS

ADSR

Swelling sound with a guitar requires the plucking or strum of a note or

chord with the volume down, then raising the volume slowly after, creating

a swell of volume. The raising of volume is typically done with a volume

pedal, so in order to recreate the swell eect, Vir2 utilized the attack of the

ADSR to give the user full control of the swell speed. The attack knob was

renamed “Swell Speed”. When the Swell Speed knob is at 0.0 ms, the user

can hear the strum or pluck of a note. Turn this knob clockwise to achieve

desired swell speed. The Decay, Sustain, and Release knobs serve their

standard functions in an ADSR.

CHAPTER 05 CONT’D

LFO

Each Swells patch includes an LFO for further modulation and sound

design. To turn on the LFO, simply click the switch on the right-hand side of

the LFO edit area.

To select your desired sound wave, click the text button [shown as

‘Rectangle’ above] and a drop down menu will appear, giving you the

option to choose from either a Rectangle, Sine, Sawtooth, or Triangle wave

• Clicking the VOLUME / PAN button will switch the LFO’s modulation to

control either volume or pan.

• TEMPO SYNC syncs the frequency of the modulation with the host tempo

of Kontakt or DAW.

• FREQ aects the frequency of the modulation. When in TEMPO SYNC

mode (yellow), the FREQ knob automatically adjusts to the frequency

which matches the host tempo of Kontakt or your DAW. When not in

TEMPO SYNC mode (blue), the user can freely turn the FREQ knob to

achieve desired modulation.

• FADE IN aects the fade in of the modulating wave

• PHASE aects the phase of the modulating wave

• PULSE W aects the pulse width of the modulating wave, most notably

heard when a rectangle wave is selected

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