Moog Music MINITAUR - Manual (Page 19)

LFO SYNC PHASE RESET
LFO Sync Phase Reset in the Minitaur REV 2 Editor is labeled LFO Phase Reset.
This parameter affects the LFO behavior while it is synced to MIDI. If LFO Sync
Phase Reset is ON, then the LFO waveform is reset to the start of its cycle on the
beginning of every “beat” according to the current MIDI clock settings. Since
the LFO rate is set to give one cycle per “beat”, this Phase Reset is usually
inaudible, as it lines up with where the start of the cycle should already be. This
reset corrects for clock inaccuracies that could otherwise cause the LFO to drift
relative to the beat.
NOTE: If you sweep the LFO Rate knob while in MIDI sync, this can cause abrupt
and noticeable jumps in the LFO if it is reset mid-cycle. If LFO Sync Phase Reset
is OFF, then you can sweep the LFO Rate while in MIDI Sync, however you may
find that the LFO cycle drifts relative to the beat.
KNOB MODE
This parameter controls the behavior of Minitaur’s panel knobs when their
physical position does not match the associated parameter value, which often
happens when changing presets. In
SNAP MODE, as soon as the knob is moved,
the parameter value jumps to the current knob position. In PASS-THRU MODE,
turning the knob will have no effect on the sound until the knob position
matches (“passes through”) the parameter value, after which the knob behaves
as normal. In
RELATIVE MODE, turning the knob adjusts the parameter value
proportionally, so that there are no sudden jumps in value.
LOAD PRESET MOD WHEEL VALUE
If On, loads a saved Mod Wheel value on preset load (the Mod Wheel value that
was active when the preset was saved). If Off, then the “live” / current Mod
Wheel value persists when changing presets.
MINITAUR REV 2 ADDENDUM