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THOR POLYSONIC SYNTHESIZER

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Modulation Sources - Global

The following parameters can be used as Global section modulation Sources:

Modulation Destinations - Voice section

The following parameters can be used as Voice section modulation Destinations:

Parameter

Description

Global Envelope This allows you to modulate parameters using the Global En-

velope.

Voice Mixer This allows you to modulate parameters using the Left and

Right Mixer inputs.

Last Key This will apply modulation according to the last note played

(monophonic), either via MIDI, or from the Step Sequencer.

For example, you can use Last Key to make a filter’s fre-

quency track notes played by the Step Sequencer.

MIDI Key This applies modulation according to notes globally, not per-

voice so in other words it is monophonic. E.g. if you use MIDI

Note as Source and a self-oscillating filter’s frequency as the

destination, the filter will track but you will only be able to

play one voice at a time. MIDI Note is handy for transposing

Step patterns in real time.

There are 3 modes selectable from the sub-menus:

• Note - this is keyboard tracking. If a positive Amount value

is used and the destination is filter frequency, the filter fre-

quency will track the keyboard, i.e. increase with higher

notes.

• Velocity - this applies modulation according to velocity

(how hard or soft you strike the keys).

• Gate - this is Gate on/off. E.g. if applied to oscillator pitch

you will get one pitch value (set by Amount) when a key is

pressed, and another value (the unmodulated pitch) when

the key is released.

LFO 2 This allows you to modulate parameters with LFO 2.

Performance parame-

ters

On this sub-menu you can assign the one of the standard

Performance controllers to modulate/scale parameters; Mod

Wheel/Pitch Bend/Breath/AfterTouch/Expression.

Modifiers This is where you assign parameters and functions to be

controlled with the virtual 2 Rotary and 2 Button controls on

the Controller panel.

Sustain Pedal This allows you to assign the Sustain Pedal as a modulation

source.

Polyphony This allows you to apply modulation according to how many

notes you play. E.g. you could have a short envelope attack

when you play single notes, and a long attack when you play

chords.

Step Sequencer This allows you to apply modulation according to the settings

for each step in the Step Sequencer.

On the sub-menu you can chose to apply modulation ac-

cording to Gate/Note/Curve 1 and 2/Gate Length/Step Du-

ration settings for each step.

In addition you have Start and End Trig, which sends a gate

trigger at the start and end of the Step sequence, respec-

tively.

CV Inputs 1-4 These are CV inputs on the back panel which facilitates the

use of external modulation sources, (e.g. the Matrix) in Thor.

If connected you can freely assign the external CV to any

modulation destination in Thor.

Audio Inputs 1-4 These are Audio inputs on the back panel which allows you

to connect external audio signals and process these using

Thor parameters, or use them as modulation sources. See

page 221.

Parameter

Description

Osc 1 There are four modulation destinations available on the Osc

1 sub-menu:

• Pitch - this will affect oscillator pitch (frequency).

• FM - this will frequency modulate the oscillator.

The difference between Pitch and FM is that if a high fre-

quency audio signal (i.e. an oscillator or an external audio sig-

nal) is the source, FM will not alter the basic pitch of the

source, only the timbre. If Pitch is used both the pitch and the

timbre will be affected.

• There is also a modifier parameter, which differs depend-

ing on what oscillator type is selected. See “The Oscilla-

tor section” for details.

• Osc 2 AM Amount - this will control AM modulation

amount from Osc 2. See “About Amplitude Modulation

(AM)”.

Osc 2/ Osc 3 Oscillator slots 2 and 3 have the same Destination parame-

ters as Osc 1, except that there is no AM.

Parameter

Description

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