Electro Harmonix Enigma: Q Balls Manual

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ENIGMA: Q BALLS

FOR BASS

ongratulations on your purchase of the Enigma: Q-Balls envelope

controlled filter for bass! This is a very powerful tool for musical

expression that opens a new horizon of sonic potential for your

bass. Please take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the

Enigma’s controls and how they work.

Envelope controlled filters are a unique type of sound modifier where the

intensity of the effect is controlled by the user’s playing dynamics. The

volume and dynamic of the incoming audio signal is used to control a swept

filter. As the volume increases or decreases so does the frequency of the

filter.

With 3 selectable filter modes, along with START, STOP, ATTACK, DECAY,

Q SENSITIVITY and controls, all of the classic Q sounds are available to

the user. Also, many new sounds and vivid textures can be achieved like

never before. A new analog distortion circuit was created specifically for the

ENIGMA, and adds a dynamic edge to the filters sound. With the addition of

an expression pedal input (expression pedal not included), the ENIGMA

provides manual control of the filter sweep.

— — POWER

— — CONTROLS

BLEND –Controls the output mix of the dry and eected signal. Fully CCW is

100% dry with no eect added. Fully CW is 100% wet with no remaining dry

signal.

WARNING: -200Bl AC Adapter Use only the US96DC that the

ENIGMA comes supplied with. Do not use any other AC Adapters.

Using other AC adapters, even those made by Electro-Harmonix, could

cause harm to the unit, the adapter or you. The ENIGMA does not use

batteries.

MODE –This is a rotary switch used to select between the 3 lter modes available

on the ENIGMA. Select between LP (low pass), BP (band pass), and HP (high pass)

modes to emphasize a dierent frequency band. Selecting between these modes

does not change the start and stop frequencies.

ATTACK –This knob controls how quickly the lter will sweep from the frequency

set by the “START” knob set by the “STOP”to the frequency knob. Fully CCW

will have the fastest attack setting and is good for quick percussive styles of playing.

Fully CW will have the slowest attack setting and creates a slower smoother sweep

for a bowed sound.

DECAY –This knob controls how sensitive the reset circuit is when falling back

from the “STOP” setting to the “START” setting. Fully CCW will have the most

sensitive reset. In this setting the sweep will reset the fastest and the easiest. Use

this when playing quick staccato notes to make sure every note triggers a new

envelope sweep. Fully CW will maximize the decay setting. Use a longer decay

setting when you don’t want every note to reset.

START –This knob sets the frequency that the sweep starts at. Fully CCW is the

lowest frequency (about 40Hz). Fully CW is the highest setting (about 3Khz). Use

this knob along with the “STOP” knob to set the range and direction of the sweep.

For example, a low “START” and a high “STOP” will sweep upward. A high

“START” and a low “STOP” will sweep downward.

STOP –This knob sets the frequency that the lter sweeps to. Fully CCW is the

lowest setting (about 40Hz). Fully CW is the highest setting (about 3KHz).

Q – This knob controls the resonance of the Q. Fully CCW is the widest bandwidth

and fully CW is the most resonant for a more dramatic eect.

SENSITIVITY –This knob controls the input sensitivity of the envelope lter

circuit. Fully CCW is the least sensitive, and the circuit will be less reactive to the

instrument input. Fully CW is the most sensitive and the circuit will be the most

reactive to the instrument input.

A NOTE ON INTERACTIVE CONTROLS:

The “ATTACK”, “DECAY”, “START”, “STOP” and “SENSITIVITY” knob are

highly interactive. If Attack is set to slow, the Decay is set to fast, or the Sensitivity

is set to low, the lter sweep may not reach the stop frequency. The lowest

frequency sweeps in the ENIGMA can be dicult to hear. If this causes the attack

to sound abrupt, tune the start position so the sweep begins at a more audible

frequency. All of the functions depend heavily on how the Sensitivity. Take some

time to become familiar with these knobs and functions and learn how they work

together to eect dierent styles of playing.

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Electro Harmonix
Kategori:	Ikke kategoriseret
Model:	Enigma: Q Balls

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