FXpansion DCAM Synth Squad Operation Manual - Manual (Page 17)

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2:6 Modulation
Strobe contains several modulators that feature direct routings and depth controls for certain destinations. These sources
can also be used in the TransMod system (see chapter 7) to modulate other parameters and perform more complex
modulation. There are many other TransMod sources available beyond the modulators shown on the interface.
Gateable modulators
Gateable modulators (which can be gated with note-on/-off or triggered with note-on) feature a number of different gating/
triggering modes, including the ability to gate or trigger each other. For more details, see section 7:5.
LFO
Direct routings: Osc Pitch, Pulse Width, Filter Cutoff
Gateable by: Poly, PolyOn, Mono, Ramp, ModEnv,
Song
Ramp
Direct routings: none
Gateable by: Poly, PolyOn, Mono, ModEnv, LFO, Song
Mod Envelope
Direct routings: Osc Pitch, Pulse Width, Filter Cutoff
Gateable by: Poly, PolyOn, Mono, Ramp, LFO, Song
Amp Envelope
Direct routings: VCA Amp
Gateable by: Poly, PolyOn, ModEnv, Ramp, LFO, Song
Glide
Strobe is capable of smoothing both velocity and pitch
control signals.
For further details on the
Pitch Glide and Vel Glide
functions, see sections 6:3 and 7:6.
Keytracking (modulation from keyboard pitch)
Direct routings: Osc Pitch, Pulse Width, Filter Cutoff
Keytracking is modulation from the pitch of the keyboard. The pitch modulation source value increases by 1 over each
octave. As well as the direct routings and depth controls specified above, keytracking can also be achieved for any other
parameter by using the Pitch source in the TransMod system.
See section 7:7 for more details about keytracking.