User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- User Manual
- Jup-8 V4
- Special Thanks
- Thank you for purchasing JUP-8 V4!
- Special Messages
- Introduction
- Table Of Contents
- ACTIVATION & FIRST START
- Quick Start: How to play JUP-8 V4 Presets
- Quick Tour of the Arturia JUP-8 V4
- How Analog Synthesis Works
- VCOs
- HPF and VCF Filters, VCA, and Envelopes
- LFO and VCO Modulator Controls
- Advanced Panel
- Dispersion
- The Preset Browser
- Software License Agreement
8.2.3. Mod Sequencer
To see the Mod Sequencer in the Sequencer Window, click on its tab. To turn it on, click on
the power icon on the right side of the tab to turn it red.
The Mod Sequencer is similar in operation to the Notes Sequencer, except that instead of
sending out note messages in semitones, it sends out a sequence of modulation values that
can be varied from -1.000 to +1.000 for each step. These modulation values can be sent to
three different modulation destinations in varying amounts and polarities.
8.2.3.1. Smooth
Clicking the Smooth box for a step of the Mod Sequencer is similar to clicking the Glide
box for a step in the Note Sequencer: instead of jumping directly to the step value from the
previous one, it smoothes the transition from the previous step.
The Mod Sequencer is ON, the Notes Sequencer is off. It's a 32-step sequence that happens
to be at step 12, whose Smooth parameter is on. This sequence will increase the VCF cutoff,
lower the Pulse Width Modulation amount, and make no change to Unison Detune
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