LFO Trigger, Example | TC electronic SDN BHD NM-1 specification

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

LFO Trigger

Every time the NOVA Modulator is switched on using the ON/OFF switch, the LFO is re-triggered. This is a nice feature that allows you e.g. to sync the tempo of a Tremolo to the tempo of a song and to make sure that the sound is “spot-on” all the time.

Example:

•Bypass the NOVA Modulator.

•Select the Tremolo effect for Engine A and activate Engine A (the EFFECT switch LED is lit).

•Select e.g. 1/8 as subdivision by setting the TIME/FILTER knob within this interval:

•Tap the tempo of the song in quarter-notes using the TAP TEMPO switch.

•Press ON/OFF in tempo, e.g. on the count of “one”.

The LFO trigger works on all effects. You can e.g. set a Phaser to start at its lowest point and peak on the next “one” count.

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TC electronic SDN BHD NM-1 user manual LFO Trigger, Example

NM-1 specifications

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Contents

NM-1 Nova Modulator Page Table of Contents Destined to spark new inspiration for your music Nova Modulator FeaturesIntroduction Nova Modulator Creativity Enhanced Setup Example Mono Setup Example Stereo Setup Example Modulator in Loop Setup Example Stereo Loop Setup Depth Overview Controls Connections Depth Knob Illustration step up in presetsIllustration step down in presets Edited dot Display TIME/FILTER KnobSHAPE/FEED/TRI-MIX Knob LFO Sync Button 14 & 17 Variation Buttons Preset ButtonSee also the LFO Sync mode off example on 13 & 16 Effect Buttons Effect Types Chorus ChorusIntroduction Variation Button Tri-ChorusTIME/FILTER Knob Time Parameter SHAPE/FEED Knob Hi-Cut Parameter Normal or TZF Through Zero Flange mode Flanger+VARIATION Button TIME/FILTER Knob Flanger Delay Parameter Effect Types FlangerSHAPE/FEED Knob Feedback Parameter Effect Types Flanger Phaser Effect Types Phaser Indication TIME/FILTER Knob Filter Parameter Tremolo Effect Typestremolo SHAPE/FEED Knob Pulse-width Parameter Soft Hard SHAPE/FEED Knob Effect TypesvibratoVibrato Time Filter Knob Additional Features Two EnginesLFO Sync Step by step example Tempo Indication in LFO Sync modeSwitching LFO Sync mode on and off LFO Sync mode Off Example LFO Trigger Presets Preset and Bank modePreset mode Bank mode Preset #1Bank mode differs from Preset mode in the following ways Limiting the Number of Presets Store To Store a Preset in Preset modeTo store a Preset in Bank mode Store Well right out of the box just as any other stompbox Your Nova Modulator pedal is per default set to workAppendix Calibrating Input Sensitivity By loudest, we mean the sound with the highest Analog Inputs Environment Appendixtechnical Specifications