ARTURIA – Matrix-12 V – USER MANUAL
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SINGLE MODE
Single mode is where it all begins, and it's really important to understand the
available features. So now we’re going to take a look at each parameter group
and how they interact with one another.
4.1
Front Panel Functions
At first glance Matrix-12 V seems deceptively simple compared to modular
synthesizers. There are no patch cables, for one thing.
However, beneath the straightforward front panel over 1,000 parameters are
available for sculpting the sound and behavior of this marvelous instrument.
4.1.1
Overview of the parameter organization
When you first move to a new city its buildings, streets, lights and signs present
themselves all at once, which can seem bewildering. But eventually the sights will
become organized in your mind, often with the aid of a map.
And at first, Matrix-12 V may resemble an aerial view of a small city at night:
But the following sections should help you familiarize yourself quickly with the layout
of Matrix-12 V.
4.1.1.1
Parameter groups
Built into the layout of the Parameter window is a “top down” user interface that
starts with parameter groups, which are delineated by thick blue lines such as those
for VCO 1 and FILTER, shown below: