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You have acquired
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rock-solid stable digjtal oscillators and a low-noise,
all-analog audio path comprising voltage-controlled envelopes, low-frequency modulatjon,
frequency modulation and a trr'ple-output filter.
The JPS Harmonic Synthesizer features
oscillators provide a nearly infinjte varjety of permutations through manipulation of
up to sixteen jndividual harmonics and shaping controls per oscillator. Each oscillator can
also simultaneously produce up to six preset waveforms for a big, rich sound.
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A.C. power cord plugs into any convenjence outlet - it draws very little.
Volume and Filter pedals plug into iacks labelled "Pedals" underneath. No mistake can
be nade between "Volume" and "Filter" iacks because of different sizes. The synthesizdr
can be operated without the pedals being connected - you merely lose the control over the
two functi ons.
lilono audio outputs for oscjllator l and oscillator 2 voices are labelled "osc 1out" and
"osc 2 out". The signals are low-level, high-impedance. Any microphone or guitar-type
input will provide sufficient amplification. The audio system should have tweeters to
reproduce the high frequencies being generated by the synthesizer.
"VCF Filter In" allor,Js external signals to be processed through the Dynamic Filter. 0ther
audio sources such as organs, guitars, microphones or electric pianos can be passed
filter for special effects' If
are too low in level to produce
effects, a small battery-operated preamp module can be inserted iust before
the VCF Input. Several companies manufacture such modules for use with guitars.
through the
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Stereo vs.
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For the best performance, two separate audio systems should be
used for Left and Right audio outputs. However, if two are not
available, both Left and Right can be "mixed" into one ampljfier
having a two-channel input. For your convenieltce, both oscillators
can be independently panned left or rjght from the front of the
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Il'1PoRTANT NoTE: DSP Usage
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The Harmonic Synthesizer can scale
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construction, until you need to render your track, when you can turn the values up.
b, Polyphony can be extended from 1 up to 64 voices. The more voices you add the more DSP
will be required for live playback. Set this figure to the lowest value you need.
Remember that polyphony allocation includes voices in release as well as key on.
c. Hhen using a system sample rate of 44 1or 4BkHz, adiust the "0versample" to 2x for normal
use, or turn it to the "0ff" position if needing to save more system resources. You will
notice some aliasing when turned off, but nuch less at 2x i this l,vjll be further reduced
jf selecting 4x oversampling, and will not be noticeable when selecting Bx oversampljng'
Using Bx oversampling will dramatically increase DSP use, but js the best quality, so
select 8x prior to exporting your finished song to gjve you the best quality on your
I'export" setting.
rendered output. Consider "2x" as the live/draft setting, "8x" as
d. lf using high system sample rates, 88.2 or 96kHz, oversampling can still be of benefit.
However, we recofimend exporting at 96kHz rate even when using a system sample rate of
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44.1 or 4BkHz to get the highest sound quality, and dolvnsample that exported
e. The "0versample" conirol state is not saved with patches, but is saved within song-files.
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which oscillator to edit, adjust the "DHG Edit Select" switch on the lefthand side of the panel. An LED will llght next to the 1or 2 labe1 to
indicate which oscillator is being edited. Al1 controls in the Digital
Harmonic Generators section are available to adjust uniquely for each
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the panel beside the tuning slider are a good
approximate indication of A440 tuning. Set the 'I\-me for the two Digital
Harnonic Generators, then proceed to tune by ear as indicated above,
lnteresting "beatlng" effects can be achieved by tuning the 0scillator 2
Voice slightly sharp. The range of the tuning sliders are +/- 12 semitones.
Fine tuning control can be achieved by holdi[g the shift key of an attached
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switch. At least one oscillatoi 1 voice must be engaged for the ring
modulation to have any effect, although oscillator l can be set to a zero
volume if its audio output is not required. Ring modul-ation and oscilfator
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as you would expect. Setting the "Depth" control at 12:00 in the center of
its travel will cause no deviation. "Time" control determines the time it
will take to travel from the deviated pitch to the correct pitch.
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from "pink" to "white". "Pink" noise can be interesting for creating ,'sample
& hold" type effects. Most useful, however, is the ,,white" - turned fu1Iv
clockwise. To maintain a sense of pitch, do not adjust the depth beyona ihe
12:00 position. Noise modulation is most conrnonly used in creating drums,
traps, and other percussion instruments. It is also effective in producing
wind, thunder, and whistles. It is up to you to experiment.
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filter allowing either a fixed frequency and/or modulated
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tremulant. The rate of the tremulant is set by the masterwith
,,LFO Rate,,. ,,Up,
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controllable.
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ridden using the "Filter Trero. Mod,' input for using different modulation
shapes or rates fron the internal options. ,,Mod Wi,, position activates
modulation wheel control of the filter frequency, from the set freque[cy
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modulation wheel control, set the Frequency to maximum. TremuLance can
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Low, band, and high pass outputs are mixable. Typical "wow" effects are
created by modulating the full ,,Low pass, with some ,,Q,, (resonance). " Notch"
filter effects are created by mixing 1ow and high pass outputs in varying
proportions.
oscillator 2 can also be routed
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one pitch played to the next pitch played. The JpS Harmonic Synthesizlr is
unique because of two features of the portamento _ independent controls for
each oscillator, and ,, fol low- through,, effect, causing tire final desired pitch
to be achieved without having to hold the key down. In most
yo,
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which
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let go
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continue to slide up until it reaches the desiied pit"h, o. the release will
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you should
toGtio.r the varying taste of the individual osners Therefore,
set your panel .oni.o1s to look as closely as possible to the presets, then
the
fxpnilfmui with each variable control by adjusting it to either side ofsine
and
initial setting. You will oote that noise modulation, vCF outputsfull ,,on,' or
modu]ation a1'e not include.I as criticat because they are usually
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In addition to the key triggered pitch Bend envefope, you can also use the
integrated Pitch l{heel. Unlike other synthesizers, each oscillator can be
both independently set to different ranges (up to 24 semitones), and in
either direction for both the up and the down pitch wheel positions,
developing some unique opportunities for creative effects using pitch bendl
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The instrument is velocity sensitive. To enable velocity control of notes
through performance turn on the ',Vet,, function. you can also control the
overall amplitude of the output using an expression pedal connected to the
volume pedal jack on the underside of the device, and enable it by turning
"nxp" to the on position. Remember to record and store the expreision vaiue,
or you may find the output 1evel is lower than expected next time you turn
the device on. You can control the final output leve1 using the ,,Master
Output
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Three voice modes are available to the Harmonic Synthesizer using a threeposition switch. In the dom position the instnrment is monophonic (one voice
per oscillator) with automatic re-triggering. In the middle position you will
find a monophonic legato option. In the up position the instrument is
ful1y polyphonic, allowing you to play chords, or bass and lead lines
together. Do be aware that the device can get very hot when using too many
voices and could start to melt. We strongly recommend setting the potyphony
to the lowest value appropriate for the particular performance, l'r"irrg- it" "
polyphony "Voice Select " display.
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is a handy all-jn-one-box for all your standard
pedal effects needs jn a
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companion for any guitar or electronjc
key_
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board,
The system comprises
1.
six effects jn series.
DISToRTI0N: Apply
the d i storti on
Lo' Ilid or Hish bands' or Ail
frequencies, and adiust ,n" o",r,"tlrliil.'ne
1. Use the Dirty Gain knob to boost or reduce
the input level jnto the selected band.
2. The crean knob boosts or reduces the input iever
into the non_serectea oands.
3. l,]here,,All,, is selected, Clean Gain will
adjust the distortion threshold.
2.
A hjgh quality chorus using the latest
technology, Select from one of eight
djfferent types, four chorus (select ,,CH0,,),
four ensemble (select ,ENS,,). Adjust
the dry
to wet signal levels with dry and wet control:
we recomend no more than the
lZ o,clock
position tvhen requiring Chorus, and
set fully to the right rf,"r rring fn.umlle.
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FLANGER:
CH0RUS:
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A flanger pedal
effect.
Leave the coror contror
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negative, or right for positive coloration (feedback).
fne Offset swltctr applles an oftset
t0 the right channel for a stereo flanging
effect.
4.
5.
PHASERT
A big 5-stage phaser
effect, contrors are the
same
as the Franger.
8E!4f: A simpte and highly efficie
parare, to the input (i.e., ,",,
to right delay and vice versa, ,,X_S,,). Channel
delay tioe.un 0a.",',0 ,,0ff,, by turn.ing
fully to the left, and no feedback will be applied
to that channel; set Dry/l,/et to fully
wet and you']r effectiverv have a dry
signar on the,,ort,,.turnut, uno a derayed
sjgnar on
the other. For a pseudo mono delay, set both
Left and Right delay times the same.
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A vintage delay. Add a gen e modulation
wjth the llod control, and adjust the
length of the Reverb using Decay and
Daflp. For Har/prate styre reuerb
reave damp at
flijnimum. For a shorter, room_style
reverb jncrease ttre Damp ana lower
the Decay.
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Nearly all the functions of the JpS Harmonic Synthesizer can be controlled
via externaf "control voltage,' (,,CV',) inputs, such as those output via
sequencers or alternative modulation sources. Envelope or LFo connections
to "Internal Over-rides" 1,yi1l automatically disconaect the internal source,
except for the "Filter Siyeep", which requires setting the Dynamic Filter,s
"Sweep" control to the ,'CV,, setting. Voltage scaling into the synthesizer
should be carried out at the modulatiot source.
The DHG1 and DHG2 harmonic ,,Cy,,
inputs do include
a
global voltage scaler per
oscillator, but individual inputs should be scaled from the
source.
other_'CY" inputs, including those for controlling pitch and moal wheels, and
the Filter pass mixers, do provide local scaling XrroU" fo, the input vaiues.
"Filt. Freq." CV sets the physieal knob va1ue, so can be used to adjust the
start or centre positions of the modulated frequency types (filter lnvelope
or filter tremulant, respectively).
If con[ecting
an external audio source to the ,,VCF Input',, that audio will be
routed through the filter and output through .Osc 1 Out,, in mono, aod through
the Stereo out in a position determined by the oscillator 1 pan-pot.
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is deBired on the e[velopes' the
If a slower or faster rise or: fa11 time
eas i 1y performed without
ua:""t."nt of the attack and decay can befor
a linear tise' or turn
"ofi.g"
"Attack" to 12:oo
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or to the right for.a faster rise (Log) '
i"'irr."r.ii io" u "io*"t rise
for a linear fa11' and turn to the
F;r-';e;a;i, turn completely to ti.re.left
both decay and release voltage
,iglrii"t'"'"i""p". rurr. i'lote this adjusts
curves. Likewise the decay curve of th; Filter Sweep and Portanento/Pitch
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attack can be adjusted in the
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you should have a rough idea of &here the
control
have on lhe sound.
B)
^nor\. they should
ellects
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are and what
You are about ready
to put all this raw knowledge to practical use bilt before
ul;,
AcArN READ rrE .AGE .,r--duiin
_ruaroddh3l'?i
*?y, only
So.3llo-{?-.?I9,
will
take a minute. Those controls ;;; ;;.;itt
all
about - interfacing the_ human being with the electronic ma"fri.re. You
have
an idea of what
you would like to hear, but the machine doesn,t.
You must telI it through the
conlrols. Now. read that page, and let.s ger on with the
best part - making
the sounds
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Now
go through the
NoIE
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folder
Wh_en-referring
,'Set_Up
Sheets,, (pages 24_Eb).
to the Set-Up
Sheets,
ANY CONTROLS NOT APPLIED SHbULO SP irV
tHS 'OF'I'' OR 'MINIMI,IM'
POSITION.
DOING YOUR OWN THING:
exciting thing about synthesis
your own voices. Ha\ ing
tried several Set-Ups created o).someoneis,creating
else.
yorr probably have some ideas_oI
your own. 0f course, you can strit creale further
va-riat ions on the Ser-Ups
by re-combining
The most
them
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But if you just want to enjoy our rovely presets,
then feel free to do that!
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A
GENERAI, APPROACH TO
TIIE USE OF T}IE INSTRUMENT:
Your JPS Harmonic Synthesizer is actually two synthesizers in one unit. \{e
feel that more musical excitement is created when two things are happening at
once. This is what you paid for when you bought the instrument, and now, you
should take fu11 advantage of its potential.
Here ' s how:
possible, use both 0scillators at the same time. \rhen you
Osc 1 or osc 2 to set up a souod, think to yourself:
"\{hat differences are there between the two voices, and how can 1
use these differences to ny advantage?" Remember, osc 1 can use
the Voltage-ControlIed Dynamic Filter with mod wheel pedal control
while osc 2 remains static, thus sounds that require filter can go
to the osc 1 voice. Osc 2 can be tuned differently.
\dhenever
reach for
set sounds in both 0sc111ators, their relationships
will fa11 into two categories: "Doubling" or "Contrasting".
\{hen you have
same sound or instrunent in both
oscillators. Riclmess of sound is enhanced by
subtleties in differences of "attack" and "re1ease"
parameters, "beats" or "phasing" caused by slight
differences in tuning between oscillators.
Doubling -
Creating the
Contrasting -
Creating different instruments in two Oscillators.
Interesting music is fulI of contrasts in many
forms. The successful synthesist wiIl be fully
aware of a1l areas ln which he or she can create
contrasts. of course, the trick is to apply these
contlasts to the music being performed.
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There are two types
Horizontal
Vertical
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of contrasts: Horizontal and Vertr'cal
Contrasts appearing in sequence of time.
example: fl ute/vi ol a/fl ute/vi ol a, etc.
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Contrasts appearing between each other at the
same
tirne.
example: fl ute
viola
A sequence of tine occurs as musjc is performed. 0n paper, as nusjc is performed, it moves
frorn left to right - horizontal . When two or more musical lines are played at the same tine,
their arrangement on paper is vertical . Therefore, two musical lines (one above the other)
can progress from left to right, creating both horizontal and vertical relatjons.
example: flute/horn/flute/horn/flute/horn, etc.
vi ol a/bass/vi ol a/bass/vi ol a/bass, etc.
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different instruments,
to create contrasts:
The contrasts shown above were between
gjven four areas
I,/AVEFORI.I
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AIIPLITUDE
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FREQUENCY
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ENVELOPE
1. Haveforin - mellow vs. rich / odd harmonics vs. even harmonics, etc.
Horizontal - rapid changes can be made with the Preset Voices or gradual changes can be
made with the Harmonic Generator sliders.
Vertical - create contrastjng instruments on 0scillator l and 0scillator 2 and set to
an opposable pan posjtion
2. Anrplitude - loud vs. soft.
Horizontal
Vertjcal
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use volume pedal
use contrasting
3, Frequency - high vs. low
Horizontal
Vertjcal
4.
Envelope
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dynamic changes
intensities on osc l
and osc 2 Voices.
pitched vs. non-pitched (noise-modulated).
Shifters, or add noise modulation,
use contrasting octaves between 0scjllator l and 0scillator 2, tune 0scjllator 2 to a different interval , such as a thjrd, fjfth or sixth, or add noise
mod-l at i on to one voice.
change octaves l,/ith ociave
slow and long vs.
Horizontal
Vertical
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for
fast
and short.
change envelope generator
settings while playing,
use contrastjng envelope generator settings for 0scillator
0sci I I ator 2 voices
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A NOTE OF
IMPORTANCE:
Most synthesizer performers make few changes while playing, therefore
their music becomes uninteresting. To make your muslc inieresting, you
should constantly be thinking about your next change while you arplaying. Get in the habit of practicing your changes as an integral part
of your music. Adding vibrato, tremolo, or dynamic changes are as
critical as playing the correct notell!
SOME HELPFUL HINTS:
(which may be obvious
Afways have as many controls as possible set up
in
to you already)
advance.
example
if you are using one of the Preset Waveforms, have the Harmonic
Generator sliders set-up in advance of their next usage,
exanple
if you are not using the Sequencer,
for the next usage.
etample
if you are not using Vibrato or Tremolo, have the LFO Rate set in
advance at the proper speed and pre-select the sine wave on the
Tremulant Shape controls. Since Vibrato is often used, it is
helpful to leave the Vibrato Depth controls in the ,minimum,,
position, but not "off". The pilot light wi]l remain,'on,,but the
function not in effect
examPle
if noise modulation is not being used, the most comon use will be
"white" noise, therefore have the Noise Frequency control set fully
clockwise in advance.
exanple
if the Dynamic Filter is not being used, it should be set up for
all the paraneters of its next usage. Comlon usage would call for
Speed and Depth to be set at 12:00, q at 10:00, and Low pass full.
Filter modulation wheel should be closed.
example
if only
have
its
speed
set in
one voice is being used, at1 of the controls
voice should be set in advance of their next usage.
advance
for the other
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instruments, keep in mind that the Volume pedal completeiy stops the sound
when in the fu1ly-closed position. Therefore, complete set-ups can be
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