Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

On 12/11/02 8:52 AM, "erik_magrini@..." <erik_magrini@...>
wrote:

> There is a Hemiquaver LFO, page 171 of the manaul (rev D)  refers to the
> hemiquaver lfo to pitch scenario we are talking about.
> 

All of the LFO pattern waveforms are "designed" so that when use with a
pitch modulation amount of +38 they produce the intervals stated in the name
or description.  The infamous hemiquaver is actually repeating pattern of
scale-confined random-like (it repeats every sixteen notes I think) sequence
that mimics an old-style S/H pattern.  It is playing I think using 32nd
notes, which is where the term hemiquaver may have been derived.  It is not
a term that I can find a reference to elsewhere though.  But I do know it is
a rhythmic reference and not a pitch one.  At least I think I know...


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