It looks complicated at first glance.
All those knobs.
The basic editing principle is however simple.
Each section — oscillators, modulators, effects,
filters and the centre control — has its own separate Edit button.
This reminds me of the A6, Andromedia.
The sections from left to right are:
ARP
Matrix
Effects
Oscillators
Central control
Mixer
Filters
Envelopes - Filter
Envelopes - Amp
It's a very versatile device.
Not just a synth.
It's a sound card & an effects processor.
TI stands for total integration.
You can control it with the hardware knobs, or you can control it with a
software plugin.
You can run 16 voices, each with its own MIDI track , each with its own
separate effects.
For example can play a bass track, a pad, a string line, etc at the same time.
Oscillators
There are 3 oscillators.
These are your primary sound sources: OSC1,2,3
You pick them with the "select" button.
Press this
button repeatedly to move the focus of these knobs to the desired oscillator.
The Virus TI offers different oscillator types which you can combine
to create complex sounds.
The top row of 4 knobs in the oscillator section are all assigned by the OSC1/2/3 SELECT button.
Press EDIT once to access parameters relevant to the selected oscillator.
You can now use the VALUE 1/2/3
knobs beneath the display to adjust the displayed parameters, and the PARAMETER buttons to navigate the
pages within the menu
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