Studiologic Sledge 2.0 Manual - Manuale (Pagina 34)

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Wheels / Master Volume / Mode
The 2 wheels on the left side of the instruments are the most
popular real-time controls, used since the early Analogue
Synthesizer time; they allow to control both the Pitch Ben-
ding of the sound in a smooth way (left wheel) with an inter-
val that can be selected in the GLOBAL section (see related
chapter) while the second Mod (Modulation) wheel can con-
trol a number of different parameters that can be selected by
the related Destination control of the Modulation section, as
it is explained in the apposite paragraph.
This control is related to the Output level of the instrument
and also to the Headphones volume; we suggest to put the
Volume control at 0 before switching the instrument On or
Off and to set the volume at a mid level (approx 64) in order
to leave some values for increasing the volume if/when nee-
ded. Please note that the Master Volume level (as any other
control) is shown on the display when the control is moved
(for approx 3-5 seconds)
This function allows to decide if all Filter and/or Envelope pa-
rameters are repeated at any new note or only when playing
“staccato” (releasing the fingers from the keys between a pla-
yed note/chord and the next one). This is a very useful feature
for maximum musical expression. In addition to this, if Single
Mode is selected and the Glide function is activated, the re-
lated Glide effect will be obtained only if playing “legato” (no
zero-notes during a scale or arpeggio) allowing a further mu-
sical real-time expression.
This function enables the “mono” playing mode for any se-
lected sound, that become a monophonic sound, conse-
quently no more than one (1) note at the time is played by
the internal sound module, despite the number of key actu-
ally played on the keyboard; the standard default function
plays the last note played on the keyboard, regardless its po-
sition (time priority)
Wheels
Master Volume
Mode Trigger
Mode Mono
WHEELS
• Modulation
• Pitch Master Volume MODE
• Trigger
• Mono