Sequencer startup through a MIDI keyboard

9.3.3Stereo without the effects

Obtaining a stereo sound comes down to treating 2 independent channels. Each of the output VCA is positioned in stereo space using the “pan” knob.

￿Set the VCA1 “pan” to the left, and the VCA2 to the right to create 2 independent channels needed for convincing stereo.

Setting the output VCA panoramic

￿Connecting a different oscillator to each of the VCA allows you to obtain a very wide space. To make it evolve, apply a light detuning to one of the oscillators using a LFO or an envelope. The sound will seem like it’s turning in space, or in the second case, passing from one point to another.

￿To keep the stereo space very wide, it is essential to keep the 2 channels independent. Il It is thus necessary to use a filter for each of them. These filters can then be modulated in an identical manner, or differently without interfering with the stereo space.

￿For a right to left movement, you can also modulate the output VCA with an auxiliary envelope, once connected, set the modulation level to a positive value for one and negative for the other.

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