Intellijel Korgasmatron II User Manual

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Intellijel KORGASMATRON II

Illustrated supplement

by Demonam

 

Index

 

 

 

 

01... LP2 / 2-pole low-pass filter

 

37... (BP1 + HP2) filter patch

02... LP1 / 1-pole low-pass filter

 

38... (BP1 + HP2) filter curves

03... BP1 / 1-pole band-pass filter

 

39... (BR1 + LP1) filter patch

04... HP1 / 1-pole high-pass filter

 

40... (BR1 + LP1) filter curves

05... HP2 / 2-pole high-pass filter

 

41... (BR1 + LP2) filter patch

06... BR1 / 1-pole band-reject filter

 

42... (BR1 + LP2) filter curves

07... Dual 1V/Oct sine oscillator

 

43... (BR1 + HP1) filter patch

08... Normalled inputs

 

44... (BR1 + HP1) filter curves

09...

SERIAL configuration

 

45... (BR1 + HP2) filter patch

10...

PARALLEL configuration

 

46... (BR1 + HP2) filter curves

11...

XFADE response - 01

 

 

47...

Heavy dub bass

12...

XFADE response - 02

 

 

 

48... Ping !

13... State-variable stereo filter

 

 

49...

Weird filter

14... State-variable stereo filter - VC pan patch

 

50...

Spacewave sound

15... 1-pole BAND-PASS filter patch

 

 

51...

Feedback loop

16... 1-pole BAND-PASS filter curves

 

 

 

52...

Cross-FM

17... 2-pole BAND-PASS filter patch

 

53...

Feedback FM loop

18... 2-pole BAND-PASS filter curves

 

 

54...

Drone zone 1

19... 1-pole BAND-REJECT filter patch

 

55...

Expander - Overview

20... 1-pole BAND-REJECT filter curves

 

56...

Expander - VC Q filtering

21... 2-pole BAND-REJECT filter patch

 

57...

Expander - Quad filter

22... 2-pole BAND-REJECT filter curves

58

... Expander - Quad filter feedback loop

23... Asymmetrical BAND-PASS filter patch

 

59... Expander - Cross-Q modulation

24... Asymmetrical BAND-PASS filter curves

60...

Expander - Feedback cross-Q modulation

25... Asymmetrical BAND-REJECT filter patch

 

61...

Expander - Drone zone 2

26... Asymmetrical BAND-REJECT filter curves

 

 

 

 

 

27... Dual BAND-PASS filter patch

 

 

 

 

 

28... Dual BAND-PASS filter curves

 

 

 

 

 

29... Dual BAND-REJECT filter patch

 

 

 

 

 

30... Dual BAND-REJECT filter curves

31... (BP1 + LP1) filter patch

32... (BP1 + LP1) filter curves

33... (BP1 + LP2) filter patch

34... (BP1 + LP2) filter curves

35... (BP1 + HP1) filter patch

36... (BP1 + HP1) filter curves

set filter cutoff frequency

set resonance self-oscillate past 1 o'clock

unipolar attenuator for

FM1 input

set level of resonance

bipolar attenuator for

FM2 input

gain unipolar attenuator for

signal A input

filter A out

LP2 / 2-pole low-pass filter

Input attenuator IN A (and/or B) controls the level into the filter A (and/or B).

For classic tone keep this below 12 oʼclock.

Higher gain will suppress the resonance of the filter and change its tone.

The combination of IN A level, Q and Q Drive knobs can alter the tone of the filter dramatically from sweet to scathing - experiment!

out

cutoff

freq.

increase

out

Q

freq.

cutoff

filter B out

signal(s) to be filtered

01

set filter cutoff frequency

set resonance self-oscillate past 1 o'clock

unipolar attenuator for

FM1 input

set level of resonance

bipolar attenuator for

FM2 input

gain unipolar attenuator for

signal A input

filter A out

LP1 / 1-pole low-pass filter

Input attenuator IN A (and/or B) controls the level into the filter A (and/or B).

For classic tone keep this below 12 oʼclock.

Higher gain will suppress the resonance of the filter and change its tone.

The combination of IN A level, Q and Q Drive knobs can alter the tone of the filter dramatically from sweet to scathing - experiment!

out

cutoff

freq.

increase

out

Q

freq.

cutoff

filter B out

signal(s) to be filtered

02

set filter cutoff frequency

set resonance self-oscillate past 1 o'clock

unipolar attenuator for

FM1 input

set level of resonance

bipolar attenuator for

FM2 input

gain unipolar attenuator for

signal A input

filter A out

BP1 / 1-pole band-pass filter

Input attenuator IN A (and/or B) controls the level into the filter A (and/or B).

For classic tone keep this below 12 oʼclock.

Higher gain will suppress the resonance of the filter and change its tone.

The combination of IN A level, Q and Q Drive knobs can alter the tone of the filter dramatically from sweet to scathing - experiment!

out

cutoff

freq.

increase

out

Q

freq.

cutoff

filter B out

signal(s) to be filtered

03

set filter cutoff frequency

set resonance self-oscillate past 1 o'clock

unipolar attenuator for

FM1 input

set level of resonance

bipolar attenuator for

FM2 input

gain unipolar attenuator for

signal A input

filter A out

HP1 / 1-pole high-pass filter

Input attenuator IN A (and/or B) controls the level into the filter A (and/or B).

For classic tone keep this below 12 oʼclock.

Higher gain will suppress the resonance of the filter and change its tone.

The combination of IN A level, Q and Q Drive knobs can alter the tone of the filter dramatically from sweet to scathing - experiment!

out

cutoff

freq.

increase

out

Q

freq.

cutoff

filter B out

signal(s) to be filtered

04

set filter cutoff frequency

set resonance self-oscillate past 1 o'clock

unipolar attenuator for

FM1 input

set level of resonance

bipolar attenuator for

FM2 input

gain unipolar attenuator for

signal A input

filter A out

HP2 / 2-pole high-pass filter

Input attenuator IN A (and/or B) controls the level into the filter A (and/or B).

For classic tone keep this below 12 oʼclock.

Higher gain will suppress the resonance of the filter and change its tone.

The combination of IN A level, Q and Q Drive knobs can alter the tone of the filter dramatically from sweet to scathing - experiment!

out

cutoff

freq.

increase

out

Q

freq.

cutoff

filter B out

signal(s) to be filtered

05

Intellijel Korgasmatron II User Manual

set filter cutoff frequency

set resonance self-oscillate past 1 o'clock

unipolar attenuator for

FM1 input

set level of resonance

bipolar attenuator for

FM2 input

gain unipolar attenuator for

signal A input

filter A out

BR1 / 1-pole band-reject filter

Input attenuator IN A (and/or B) controls the level into the filter A (and/or B).

For classic tone keep this below 12 oʼclock.

Higher gain will suppress the resonance of the filter and change its tone.

The combination of IN A level, Q and Q Drive knobs can alter the tone of the filter dramatically from sweet to scathing - experiment!

out

cutoff

freq.

increase

out

Q

freq.

cutoff

filter B out

signal(s) to be filtered

06

filter A coarse frequency set

make filter A self-oscillate

filter A kind of fine frequency set

filter A sine out

1V/Oct quantized CV

Dual 1V/Oct sine oscillator

filter B coarse frequency set

make filter B self-oscillate

filter B kind of fine frequency set

filter B sine out

sine A and B mix out in PARALLEL configuration

07

Normalled inputs

FILTER A :

IN A : Signal input to filter A. Patch a audio signal here to be filtered. The knob IN A attenuates this signal. This is normalled to the IN B input of filter B.

FM2 A : CV input to VCF A filter cutoff, attenuated with inversion by FM2 A knob. Normalled to VCF B FM2.

1V/Oct A : CV input for filter frequency calibrated for 1V/oct standard. This is normalled to the 1V/Oct CV input of filter B.

FILTER B :

IN B : Signal input to filter B. Patch a audio signal here to be filtered. The knob IN B attenuates this signal. This is switching jack, inserting a plug here will break the normal from IN A.

FM2 B : CV input to VCF B filter cutoff, attenuated with inversion by FM2 B knob. This is a switching jack, inserting a plug here will break the normal from FM2 A.

1V/Oct B : CV input for filter frequency calibrated for 1V/oct standard. This is switching jack, inserting a plug

here will break the normal from 1V/Oct A.

FM 2 CV

Advice : If you are using the Korgasmatron II in SERIAL configuration inserting a plug into IN B jack will break the internal routing from filter A which may cause confusion.

1V/Oct quantized CV

signal to be filtered

08

XFADE position

attenuator for XFADE input

XFADE signal input

filter A out

signal to be filtered

SERIAL configuration

Advice : If you are using the Korgasmatron II in SERIAL configuration inserting a plug into IN B jack will break the internal routing from filter A which may cause confusion.

 

signal to be filtered

 

filter A

 

OUT

 

XFADE

 

IN

 

filter B

 

OUT B

!

SERIAL A>B out

XFADE SERIAL A>B

MIX out

09

XFADE position

attenuator for XFADE input

XFADE signal input

filter A out

signal(s) to be filtered

PARALLEL configuration

Use MIX output if the Korgasmatron II is in PARALLEL configuration and you want to mix the filters together to one output.

signal(s) to be filtered

filter A

filter B

OUT

OUT

 

XFADE

 

MIX out

filter B out

XFADE PARALLEL A/B

MIX out

10

XFADE response - 01

 

 

 

 

 

UNIPOLAR signal input

 

 

BIPOLAR signal input

MANUAL set (no input)

 

 

 

 

 

 

[0V/+...V] ADSR illustration

 

[-...V/+...V ] triangle LFO illustration

[CCW/CW] knob illustration

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+...V

B

+...V

B

CW

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0V

1:1

0V

1:1

noon

1:1

 

 

 

 

 

-...V

A

-...V

A

CCW

A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+...V

B

+...V

B

CW

A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0V

1:1

0V

1:1

noon

1:1

 

 

 

 

 

-...V

A

-...V

A

CCW

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+...V

B

+...V

B

CW

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0V

1:1

0V

1:1

noon

1:1

 

 

 

 

 

-...V

A

-...V

A

CCW

A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+...V

B

+...V

B

CW

A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0V

1:1

0V

1:1

noon

1:1

 

 

 

 

 

-...V

A

-...V

A

CCW

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

11

XFADE response - 02

 

 

 

 

 

UNIPOLAR signal input

 

 

BIPOLAR signal input

MANUAL set (no input)

 

 

 

 

 

 

[0V/+...V] ADSR illustration

 

[-...V/+...V ] triangle LFO illustration

[CCW/CW] knob illustration

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+...V

B

+...V

B

CW

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0V

1:1

0V

1:1

noon

1:1

 

 

 

 

 

-...V

A

-...V

A

CCW

A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+...V

B

+...V

B

CW

A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0V

1:1

0V

1:1

noon

1:1

 

 

 

 

 

-...V

A

-...V

A

CCW

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+...V

B

+...V

B

CW

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0V

1:1

0V

1:1

noon

1:1

 

 

 

 

 

-...V

A

-...V

A

CCW

A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

+...V

B

+...V

B

CW

A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

0V

1:1

0V

1:1

noon

1:1

 

 

 

 

 

-...V

A

-...V

A

CCW

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12

State-variable stereo filter

Set the Korgasmatron in PARALLEL configuration.

Use same LP-BP-HP-BR's switch position for A & B filters to set type of stereo filter.

2-pole low-pass stereo filter for this illustration.

set stereo filter

set stereo filter

type

type

same position

same position

as filter B

as filter B

filter A

filter B

LEFT out

RIGHT out

LEFT signal

RIGHT signal

IN

IN

13

set stereo filter type

same position as filter B

LEFT signal

IN

RIGHT signal

IN

State-variable stereo filter - VC pan patch

Requires 2 bipolar VCAs.

Set gain of VCA to +1 and VCA 2 to -1.

In this patch, a positive offset patched at VCA 1 CV in & VCA 2 CV in down the amplitude of RIGHT out, while up amplitude of LEFT out.

A negative offset patched at VCA 1 CV in & VCA 2 CV in up the amplitude of RIGHT out, while down amplitude of LEFT out.

Use same LP-BP-HP-BR's switch position for A & B filters to set type of stereo filter.

Low-pass stereo filter for this illustration.

 

set stereo filter

same CV

 

 

type

 

 

signal

 

same position

 

 

 

 

as filter B

 

 

 

CV in

 

filter A

bipolar VCA 1

LEFT

in / gain +1

out

out

 

 

 

 

filter B

bipolar VCA 2

RIGHT

in / gain -1

out

out

 

 

 

 

CV in

14

CUTOFF/BANDWIDTH set with

A low-pass always > B high-pass

CV

CUTOFF/BANDWIDTH

CV

CUTOFF/BANDWIDTH

signal to be filtered

1-pole BAND-PASS filter patch

Monitoring band-pass filter at OUT B in SERIAL configuration.

band-pass CUTOFF shift :

Manually set A & B cutoff, with A low-pass cutoff always > B high-pass cutoff. Keep same relative knobs position for cutoff shift.

OR/AND

Input same CV signal in A & B FM 1 with same attenuation levels.

OR/AND

Use FM 2 normalled input and set FM 2 B as FM 2 A.

band-pass BANDWIDTH set :

Manually set A & B cutoff, with A low-pass cutoff always > B high-pass cutoff. Keep different relative knobs positions for bandwidth set.

OR/AND

Input different CV signals in A & B FM 1 with different attenuation level.

OR/AND

Use FM 2 normalled input and set FM 2 B as inverted of FM 2 A.

See band-pass filter chart for details on OUT B filter curves.

out

A B

freq.

band-pass filter out

15

 

 

1-pole BAND-PASS filter curves

 

 

MIX

B - HIGH-PASS 1-pole FILTER cutoff

HP1 MODE

 

SERIAL - B OUT

 

 

 

 

 

 

out

 

out

 

out

 

 

A

B

A

B

A

B

cutoff

 

 

 

 

 

 

FILTER

 

freq.

 

freq.

 

freq.

 

 

 

 

 

out

 

out

 

out

 

1-pole

A

B

A

B

A

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

PASS

 

freq.

 

freq.

 

freq.

 

 

 

 

LOW-

out

 

out

 

out

 

A

B

A

B

A

B

A -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

freq.

 

freq.

 

freq.

MODELP1

filter BANDWIDTH

 

 

filter CUTOFF SHIFT

16

CUTOFF/BANDWIDTH set with

A low-pass always > B high-pass

CV

CUTOFF/BANDWIDTH

CV

CUTOFF/BANDWIDTH

signal to be filtered

2-pole BAND-PASS filter patch

Monitoring band-pass filter at OUT B in SERIAL configuration.

band-pass CUTOFF shift :

Manually set A & B cutoff, with A low-pass cutoff always > B high-pass cutoff. Keep same relative knobs position for cutoff shift.

OR/AND

Input same CV signal in A & B FM 1 with same attenuation levels.

OR/AND

Use FM 2 normalled input and set FM 2 B as FM 2 A.

band-pass BANDWIDTH set :

Manually set A & B cutoff, with A low-pass cutoff always > B high-pass cutoff. Keep different relative knobs positions for bandwidth set.

OR/AND

Input different CV signals in A & B FM 1 with different attenuation level.

OR/AND

Use FM 2 normalled input and set FM 2 B as inverted of FM 2 A.

See band-pass filter chart for details on OUT B filter curves.

out

A B

freq.

band-pass filter out

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