IMPORTANT PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS SOFTWARE PRODUCT: THIS SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT ("Agreement") CONTAINS THE LICENSE TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE XEROX SOFTWARE AND RELATED DOCUMENTATION (collectively "Software"). Tremolo (amplitude modulation) is reasonably simple, and to achieve it we need some means by which to reduce the amplitude of one or more Waveform Generators, in a cyclic manner. There are a couple of possible avenues to pursue on the D110. Most simply, some of the 'less successful' loops already exhibit tremolo. Slap one of these, such as any of the Spectrum waveforms (1/101-110), into a patch, and make sure that it is present at a reasonable level - more than half that of the loudest TVA - during the sustain. Also bear in mind that the pseudo-tremolo frequency will increase up the keyboard. Some of the Spectrum waveforms have more high frequency harmonics than others: 1, 3, 7, and 8 are somewhere between breathy and noisy, and could lend tremolo to a flute patch. Some are quite glassy - 2, 6, 9 and 10 - and could play the part of a high tine in an electric piano sound. The remainder, 4 and 5, are rather more unusual; they remind me of the formants from a male voice or from double reed instruments - but they work fine in brass and string patches, too. A little care will be needed with the Spectrum waveforms, as they don't take too kindly to being pitch modulated or transposed much beyond the average range, so watch out for weird harmonics and tuning drift. Unless you are looking for something well and truly 'odd', I suggest that you avoid slow pitch ENV or LFO modulation, too.

The D110's shortcomings are worth looking for. Once you know that they are there, you can bear them in mind in advance. Generally speaking, the problem is one of preset modulation routes. Many of those 240 something parameters apply to modulators, such as velocity or keyboard scaling, and you either use them in the configurations preset by Roland, or you don't use them at all. You have no choice about where to send an envelope or LFO for modulation effects; the connections are made, and if you decline to use them just as they are, then you quite simply can't use the modulation sources in question. Register now, pay later – OUSBA pays your module fee direct to the OU. You then repay OUSBA interest-free and in full just before your module starts. 0% APR representative. This option could give you the extra time you may need to secure the funding to repay OUSBA. This takes you into the realm of crime, as you’ll learn about aggression and violence, how witnesses to crimes remember them, how easy (or hard) it is for eyewitnesses to recognise suspects later on, and the emotional effects of crime on victims.

Timbre is usually defined in terms of tone colour or 'brightness' of a sound. What gives a sound its particular timbre is the presence of harmonics, or 'overtones'. A sine wave has a pure timbre - it has no overtones, consisting only of the fundamental frequency. Jean-Baptiste Fourier famously deduced that any complex periodic waveform could be broken down into combinations of sine waves at whole number multiples of the frequency of the fundamental. When working with synthesized waveforms, we are usually working with harmonics, but some sounds also contain inharmonic overtones. These are often 'formants' - overtones which are not a whole number multiple frequency of the fundamental, and which appear at the same fixed frequency at all pitches from the instrument. These are largely responsible for the phenomenon of munchkinisation, where a sample played out of its natural range appears unnaturally coloured - and you can bet that there are plenty like that in the D110's PCM Banks.

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