Waldorf Streichfett Bedienungsanleitung

Waldorf Midi-Tastur Streichfett

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Once upon a time,

there was no choice. If you wanted to

create a wall of sound, you HAD to use a

string machine. This was long before „real“

polyphonic synthesizers were born, long

before composing was an occupation like

doing your taxes while sitting in front of a

big screen TV. These were the golden years

of electronic music! A time when keyboard

players simply plugged in and played ins-

tead of endlessly browsing sounds and

loops from vast hard drive collections.

Now that you own Streichfett, the good

old days are here again right on your desk-

top. Side-by-side with today‘s technology,

hand-in-hand inside your own personal

space, this tiny black box will let you truly

know what it means to pilot a REAL elec-

tronic instrument. It sounds raw, it sounds

deep, it sounds wild and wide. And this

magical experience will unfold in front of

you with just a few knobs and switches.

If you own a vintage string machine, we in-

vite you to do a little comparison. You‘ll be

truly blown away by how WELL Streichfett

creates the sound of those much-acclai-

med vintage string machines that were

behind so many massive hit records.

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All product and company names are ™ or ® trademarks of

their respective holders.

Technical speciﬁcations and designs are subject to change

V E R O R D N U N G

Strings Section

Effects

Solo Section

Memory

MIDI channel setting:

Press and hold all 4 buttons, then play one note

using MIDI or USB. Streichfett sets the MIDI chan-

nel for both MIDI In and MIDI Out based on the

channel of the incoming Note On message. For

Omni mode, hold down all 4 buttons when powe-

ring on Streichfett. When a channel from 1 to 14

is selected, the Solo section can be triggered in-

dependently of the Strings section on the next

higher channel, ignoring the split settings. So for

example, in order to play Strings on Channel 1

and Solo on Channel 2, do this:

> Press and hold all 4 buttons (1– 4), then play a

note on MIDI Channel 1 to set the MIDI channel.

> Set the knob to the middle position so Balance

you can hear both Strings and Solo.

> Press and hold the lowest note available and

set the switch to „Low.“ This sets the split Split

key very low and prevents Solo from being mi-

xed in if you play Strings on Channel 1.

Now you can play Strings on Channel 1 and Solo

on Channel 2.

The three modes of the effectEnsemble

String: the classic string ensemble effect

String + Chorus (middle): Combination of

Strings and Chorus for maximum diffusion

Chorus: The classic chorus effect

Ensemble

Switches the effect for Ensemble

Strings on / off. Note that the Strings

may sound quite unimpressive and

dull without this effect, just as they

did on the original instruments. So we

recommend to always keep this

button lit.

Registration:

By moving this knob, the sound

morphs smoothly through Violin,

Viola, Cello, Brass, Organ, Choir

and more. This knob also controls

the oscillator and equalizer

settings of the Strings section.

Octaves

This is the octave setting for the Strings.

Three positions are available:

8va: One octave higher than the octave Base

Both: Base octave mixed with an octave higher

Base: The normal octave setting

Crescendo

This is the attack rate for

the Strings‘ envelope.

Release

The Release rate for the Strings‘

envelope. Sustain is always at

100 %, so there is no need for a

decay setting.

This switch controls

which effect is

ad justed by the Depth

knob. Note that all

three effects can be

combined simulta-

neously.

Balance

The mix of Strings and Solo. The left position

selects Strings only. The right position selects

only the Solo section. In the middle position,

both Strings and Solo are mixed at full volume.

Tone

This selects the sound of the Solo section. Moving this

knob morphs smoothly through Bass, E-Piano, Clavi,

Synth and Pluto. Note that sounds only have a vague

resemblance to their names … this of course in keeping

with the style of string machines.

Tremolo

This adjusts both the rate and

depth of the stereo tremolo effect.

Split

This 3-position switch lets you set key

splits for the Solo section.

Low: Only the notes lower than the split

key will sound. Holding down one key of

your keyboard when selecting „Low“, sets

the split key to the current note being held.

Layer: Solo plays on all keys.

High: Only the notes from split key and

above will sound. Set the split key by

holding down the desired key while setting

the switch to „High.“

Envelope

This switch controls the

envelope operation for the

Solo section: in the left

position, the envelope has

no sustain and decays

immediately after the initial

attack. In the right position,

notes are held at full

sustain level until the key

is released.

Attack

In addition to setting the rate of Attack

the envelope, the first third controls

how much of a percussive click sound

is added each time a key is pressed.

Decay / Release

Decay Release or rate

for the envelope.

The Memory section provides 12 locations for storing and recalling

your settings. There are 3 banks of 4 sounds each. To select a

sound, first choose the (A, B or C), then press one of the Bank

buttons labeled 1 to 4 in order to load the sound. Think of Streichfett

sounds as having both a letter and a number like A4, B2, C3, etc.

To store a sound, press and hold one of the four buttons (1– 4) until

the button blinks. While it is blinking, you can choose a different

Bank Bank if you like by using the switch. Then just release the

button to complete the storing process.

PANIC!

In case you want

immediate silence, press

all four buttons 1 … 4

simultaneously.

To consult the full manual, please visit the download section

of our website at www.waldorfmusic.de.

The three effects

Animate: A Low Frequency Oscillator, aka LFO,

modulates the Strings sound. Both depth and rate

change as you turn the knob.

Phaser: Classic phase shifter effect. Feedback,

depth and rate are adjusted with the single knob

using the most pleasing settings we could find.

Reverb: Change both the size and volume of the

ambient room effect by scrolling through the

most useful settings.

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Pitch Bend Range:

Press and hold buttons 1– 4, then move the

Effect select switch to the desired position:

Animate: 2 semitones (default)

Phaser: 7 semitones

Reverb: 12 semitones (one octave)

Produktspezifikationen

Marke:	Waldorf
Kategorie:	Midi-Tastur
Modell:	Streichfett
Produktfarbe:	Schwarz
Energiequelle:	USB
Kopfhörerausgänge:	1
Gleichstrom-Anschluss (DC):	Nein
Anzahl der USB-Anschlüsse:	1
USB-Version:	2.0
Schnittstelle:	USB
MIDI-Out:	Ja
MIDI-In:	Ja
Geräuschkulisse:	Phaser, Reverberation
MIDI-Tastatur Tastenanzahl:	- Schlüssel
Anzahl Soundeffekte:	2