Waldorf Largo - Manual (Page 41)

Sound Parameter
41 Largo User´s Manual
Unisono Detune 0...127
Controls the detuning of the Unison voices. Each voice is
detuned differently; with Unisono Detune, you control
the overall amount.
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Unisono Detune is perfectly suited to thickening the
tone. Arpeggios benefit too from the detune function.
Unisono Spread 0...127
Spreads all unisono voices automatically within the stereo
panorama. Higher values will alternate the voices
between a left and right panorama position.
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Unisono Spread is perfect to add more width to
your sound.
Allocation Mono On / Off
Controls if the Sound can be played polyphonically or
monophonically.
• Off (button lights grey)means that each note triggers
its own voice or voices, as on a piano.
•
On (button lights red) means that only the last played
note sounds. All other notes are stored in an internal
list but aren’t played. As soon as you release the note
that is currently played, the second last note is played
and so on. When you play legato, only the first note
that was played triggers the envelopes. All later notes
use these envelopes, but sound in the pitch you’ve
played. This mode is for sustained sounds like typical
70’s solo sounds.
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When Allocation Mono is activated and you have
set up a decaying volume envelope for the selected
Sound, you might not hear anything after playing
several notes because of the envelopes decaying to 0.
Equalizer
Largo offers a parametric equalizer to adjust the sound
frequencies to your needs. The equalizer contains four
bands with the following parameters:
• Gain raises or lowers the volume of the selected
frequency.
• Freq (Frequency) sets the frequency at which the
tones will be affected.
• Q widens or shortens the frequency range of the
current band. Low and High band offer additional
shelving
characteristics with overshots and
undershots.