AVP Synthesizer MAD-5 Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 5

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Setting the MIDI-channel

- In order to set the needed MIDI channel on the MAD-5 - a MODE button is used

which is located on the front panel just under the POWER switch. The 1

MIDI

channel is set by default. In order to change the MIDI channel, you have to hold

the MODE button while switching the POWER on;

- Indicator SET should start to blink;

- From your MIDI device/DAW/Sequencer by which you want to control MAD-5,

you have to send a midi message from a channel that you have assigned (for

example choose channel 2 on your device and press any key on your keyboard).

From there on the SET indicator will stop blinking meaning that the desired MIDI

channel has been set. It will be saved in the memory of MAD-5.

Powering on

Set the POWER switch to On. From that moment on MAD-5 is ready for action 

Overview of controls

MAD-5 structure consists of five analog drum instruments sections.

Each of the drum instrument has a volume control (LEVEL).

In the BD section, the TUNE control allows to adjust the pitch tone of the bass

drum, RESO – resonance control, which in some positions of the knobs allows to

control the decay of the BD.

Note! When the TUNE knob positions is set somewhere from 4 until 8 and the

RESO knob is turned up, the BD starts to self-oscillate.

The WAVE control adjusts the form of the BD wave – from a sine wave form (left

position of the knob) to a square form (right position of the knob). Thus, the

WAVE control allows for quite a flexible sculpting of the BD tone.

In the SD section the TUNE control allows to adjust the pitch tone of the snare

drum, DECAY – to adjust the desired decay, SWEEP – frequency shift (the effect

applies in small proportions, maximum effect peak can be heard when the

positions of the SWEEP and TUNE knobs are turned fully clockwise).

The NOISE control adjusts the filter's cutoff frequency of the NOISE generator.

In the OH section the TUNE control allows to adjust the pitch tone, DECAY –

adjusts the desired decay of the open hat.

In the CH section the TUNE control allows to adjust the pitch tone, DECAY –

adjusts the desired decay of the close hat.

In the CL section the TUNE control allows to adjust the pitch tone, SPACE – the

attack time of the clap. NOISE control adjusts the filter's cutoff frequency of the