Waldorf Edition - Manual (Page 82)

Waldorf Edition
User Manual 82 Waldorf
 As an alternative, activate two filters and spread the drum loop onto two different
channels, each feeding one filter. This way, the filter on the channel that is currently
silent gets the chance to reset its LFO.
Tips & Tricks
 D-Pole’s filter has the capability to self-oscillate, but it needs any short signal as a
trigger. Set Resonance to 100 and send a short audio signal to D-Pole. The filter will
now oscillate with the selected cutoff frequency until you lower resonance.
 Try ring modulation with the LFO. Let the filter self-oscillate and modulate the cutoff
frequency with the LFO.
 You can also use the LFO as a simple oscillator. Set Cutoff to 0, Resonance to 100
and PanMod to 100. If D-Pole gets a signal, it will be completely filtered out, but the
filter itself will produce steady DC which you can hear via the panning modulation
which fades it in and out on each channel.
 Using the Delay you can create an effect that is similar to Karplus & Strong synthesis.
Use an extremely short Delay Time and a relatively high Feedback setting. Then try
dampening the high or low frequencies. The signal will sound robot-like.
MIDI Controller List
Please keep in mind:
All parameters can be adjusted via standard MIDI Controllers. Users of a Waldorf
Microwave XT synthesizer can control all D-Pole parameters instantly from the front
panel.
D-Pole MIDI CC Parameter Waldorf Microwave XT
Cutoff 50 Cutoff
Resonance 56 Resonance
Overdrive 14 Filter Env. Attack
Volume 57 Amp Volume
Panning 58 Amp Env. Velocity
DelayMix 53 Filter Env. Velocity
Osc Frequency 35 Osc 1 Detune
Osc RingMod 47 Ringmod Level
Delay Feedback 17 Filter Env. Release
Delay Damping 18 Amp Env. Attack
Tempo 5 Glide Time
EnvCutoffMod 52 Filter Env. Amount
LFO Speed 24 LFO 1 Speed
LFO Cutoff Mod 19 Amp Env. Decay
LFO Pan Mod 20 Amp Env. Sustain
LFO Osc Mod 21 Amp Env. Release
SampleRate 51 Keytrack
DelayTime 16 Filter Env. Sustain