ttm012(Synth D)

 The ttm012 is a digital synthesizer with a unique waveform synthesis engine and modulation mechanism. The waveform generation engine is the same as that of ttm002, but it has added filter functions and other features to provide more flexibility in sound creation. Although it calls itself a digital synthesizer, the feel is the same as that of an analog synthesizer, and of course it excels at analog synthesizer sounds as well.

 By selecting any one of five different waveform generation patterns and adjusting up to eight parameters, the main oscillator waveform can be generated with simple operation. In addition, modulation and LFO waveforms can be superimposed as sub-waveforms for more complex sound creation.

 For final tone adjustment, a high-pass filter, low-pass filter, chorus, and echo are provided.

Latest version Ver.02.00Download from KVR website

1) Fixed a bug that patch data was not properly saved to the host.

Please note that the data is not compatible with Ver.1xx.

Old versions:

Ver.01.03

1) Fixed a bug that prevented program changes from being executed immediately after startup.

Ver.01.02

1) Fixed a problem in which patch data saved in the host was not reflected correctly.

Ver.01.01

1) Fixed a bug that the pitch shifted when the sampling frequency was changed.

Ver.01.00

1) Added oversampling function.

2) Enhanced anti-aliasing.

3) Modified presets.

Ver.00.01

1) Beta release.

Feature

Parameter Description

Main oscillator waveform type

 By clicking the button, you can select the waveform type from Sin/Rect/Rect2/Sin-N/Sin-X. The effect of Param.1 to Param.7 differs depending on the waveform type. Unused Param. will be grayed out.

Winodw

 Adjusts the range over which the ends of the main oscillator waveform are rounded. The larger the number, the softer the tone tends to be. The image below shows the upper waveform at 0% and the lower waveform at 100%.

Sub-oscillator

  Adjust the sub-oscillator.

Modulation

  Adjust the modulation.

LFO

  Adjust the LFO.

Filter

  Adjust the filter.

Chorus

 Adjust the chorus.

Echo

 Adjust the echo.

Envelope Selection

 Select the envelope to be adjusted. Click to select the envelope to be adjusted.

Envelope adjustment by pitch

 Envelope adjustment by pitch

Envelope adjustment by velocity

 Adjusts the degree to which velocity changes the envelope velocity. The higher the velocity with a positive value, the lower the envelope speed becomes, and the faster the velocity with a negative value.


Oversampling

 By clicking the button, you can select how many times the sampling frequency of the internal processing should be increased relative to the sampling frequency set by the host from 1x (x1) and 2x (x2). Increasing the sampling frequency of the internal processing may improve the sound quality.

Envelope level

 Adjusts the envelope level. Adjust the volume and filter in the range of 0 to 100, and the pitch in the range of -100 to +100. The envelope level value being adjusted is indicated on the label at the bottom.

Envelope time

 Adjusts the envelope time. The envelope level value [ms] being adjusted is displayed on the label at the bottom.

Main Oscillator Waveform

 Displays the main oscillator waveform.

Patch name

 Change the patch name. Click on the text box to switch to input mode.

Volume gain

 Adjusts the volume. The higher the value, the louder the volume.

Save/Load Patches

 Saves/loads/temporary saves patch data.

Tips

Fine-tune the settings.

 If you operate the GUI while holding down the Shift key, the amount of change in value is reduced to 1/5 of the normal value, making fine adjustments easier.