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The differences between these two interfaces are only graphical, they share the same functionality.
Both can be used to create your own synthesis structure and you can always toggle between them.
Let’s take the [RACK] interface to add a new oscillator to our current program.
Press the [Add] Button to open the modules choice menu. Choose the option [Oscillator], press
the jog dial and choose the [Minimoog] oscillator.
Open the module interface by pressing the jog dial. As mentioned in the name of the module
itself, it shows a Minimoog oscillator like interface.
Select the [FM] slot on the right panel by using the [
►
] arrow, under the jog dial and select the
[Add Connection] > [Keyboard Follow] > [Audio 1] option. In this way, the pitch of the oscillator
follows the keyboard range.
In the same way, go to the [Outputs] slot and choose the [Minimixer 1] > [Audio 1] option. The
audio output of the oscillator will be connected to the mixer.
You can set the range and the pitch of the oscillator by selecting the [Range], [Coarse] or [Fine]
parameters with the dedicated knobs, on the [Oscillator] panel of the “Analog” area.
You can set the audio input mix of the three oscillators by opening the [Minimixer 1] module. To
do this, select the desired [Gain 1, 2 or 3] knob by using the [
▲
/
▼
]
arrows or turn the jog dial to
set the dedicated volume.
Finally open the [PATCH] interface, the following synopsis displays our example sound creation for
this preset:
The [PATCH] interface
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Using the Minimoog template
Instead of making your own modular structure, you can also use the synthesizers templates included
in the machine. This way you can start playing and tweaking straight away.
To load the Minimoog template, go to the [Preset] page. On the top left of the page you can
find three page tabs; [PGRM], [MULTI] and [NEW].
Press the contextual button situated directly above [NEW].
On the [NEW] tab you can open different synthesizer templates, for this quick start we will use
the Minimoog template.
