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    Sytrus MIDI Implementation Chart: Content

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    Sytrus is a powerful and versatile synthesizer featuring six customizable operators for FM (Frequency Modulation) and RM (Ring Modulation) synthesis, plucked string synthesis, 3 filter modules, an effects module with chorus, three delay lines and unique programmable unison mode.

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    Sytrus is a powerful and versatile synthesizer featuring six customizable operators for FM (Frequency Modulation) and RM (Ring Modulation) synthesis, plucked string synthesis, 3 filter modules, an effects module with chorus, three delay lines and unique programmable unison mode.

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    Sytrus is a powerful and versatile synthesizer featuring six customizable operators for FM (Frequency Modulation) and RM (Ring Modulation) synthesis, plucked string synthesis, 3 filter modules, an effects module with chorus, three delay lines and unique programmable unison mode.

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    Sytrus MIDI Implementation Chart: Content

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    Brittany Tayla Marillier
    Sytrus is a powerful and versatile synthesizer featuring six customizable operators for FM (Frequency Modulation) and RM (Ring Modulation) synthesis, plucked string synthesis, 3 filter modules, an effects module with chorus, three delay lines and unique programmable unison mode.

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    Sytrus MIDI implementation chart

    Content
    1. Introduction
    2. Global
    3. Operators
    4. Filters
    5. Effects

    1. Introduction
    Sytrus VSTi/DXi maps all of its parameters to NRPN messages. The range for these messages is
    always 0..127.
    Some parameters are linked to standard RPN messages too. The ranges for these can be
    different, depending on the message.

    2. Global
    RPN Name Parameter
    7 Volume Master level
    1 & 33 Modulation wheel Modulation Y
    2 & 34 Breath Modulation X
    64 Hold -
    66 Sustenuto -

    NRPN Parameter
    0 Master level
    1 Master LFO level
    2 Master pitch
    3 Volume attack
    4 Volume decay
    5 Volume sustain
    6 Volume release
    7 Filter attack
    8 Filter decay
    9 Filter sustain
    10 Filter release
    11 Unison order
    12 Unison panning
    13 Unison volume
    14 Unison pitch
    15 Unison sub level
    16 Unison phase
    17 Unison envelope variation
    18 Modulation X
    19 Modulation Y
    20..70 Operator 1 (see 3. Operators)
    71..121 Operator 2 (see 3. Operators)
    122..172 Operator 3 (see 3. Operators)
    173..223 Operator 4 (see 3. Operators)
    224..274 Operator 5 (see 3. Operators)
    275..325 Operator 6 (see 3. Operators)
    326..398 Filter 1 (see 4. Filters)
    399..472 Filter 2 (see 4. Filters)
    473..546 Filter 3 (see 4. Filters)
    547..586 Effects (see 5. Effects)
    587 EQ 1 (low shelf) level
    588 EQ 2 (peaking) level
    589 EQ 3 (high shelf) level
    590 EQ 1 (low shelf) frequency
    591 EQ 2 (peaking) frequency
    592 EQ 3 (high shelf) frequency
    593 EQ 1 (low shelf) width
    594 EQ 2 (peaking) width
    595 EQ 3 (high shelf) width

    3. Operators
    There are 6 operators. The offset value has to be added to the first NRPN value for the operator
    you wish to control (see 2. Global).
    For example, the NRPN of the Volume of Operator 2 would be 71+1 = 72.

    Offset Parameter
    0 Phase
    1 Volume
    2 Pitch envelope/LFO amount
    3..10 Panning envelope (see below)
    11..18 Volume envelope (see below)
    19..26 Input modulation envelope (see below)
    27..34 Pitch envelope (see below)
    35..42 Phase envelope (see below)
    43..50 Plucked damp envelope (see below)

    Most of the operator parameters control envelopes. The parameters for these envelopes are as
    follows:
    Offset Parameter
    0 Attack time scale
    1 Decay time scale
    2 Sustain level offset
    3 Release time scale
    4 LFO speed
    5 LFO tension
    6 LFO skew
    7 LFO pulse width

    4. Filters
    There are 3 filters. The offset value has to be added to the first NRPN value for the filter you wish
    to control (see 2. Global).

    Offset Parameter
    0 Filter mode
    1 Cutoff envelope/LFO amount
    2 Cutoff frequency
    3 Lowpass level
    4 Bandpass level
    5 Highpass level
    6 Waveshaper pre amp
    7 Waveshaper mix
    8 To next filter
    9..16 Panning envelope (see below)
    17..24 Volume envelope (see below)
    25..32 Filter cutoff envelope (see below)
    33..40 Filter resonance envelope (see below)
    41..48 Filter low envelope (see below)
    49..56 Filter band envelope (see below)
    57..64 Filter high envelope (see below)
    65..72 Waveshaper envelope (see below)

    Most of the filter parameters control envelopes. The parameters for these envelopes are as
    follows:
    Offset Parameter
    0 Attack time scale
    1 Decay time scale
    2 Sustain level offset
    3 Release time scale
    4 LFO speed
    5 LFO tension
    6 LFO skew
    7 LFO pulse width

    5. Effects
    NRPN Parameter
    547 Panning
    548 Chorus order
    549 Chorus depth
    550 Chorus speed
    551 Chorus delay
    552 Chorus spread
    553 Chorus cross
    554 Chorus volume
    555 -
    556 Delay 1 feedback level
    557 Delay 1 time
    558 Delay 1 time stereo offset
    559 Delay 1 volume
    560 Delay 1 feedback mode
    561 Delay 2 feedback level
    562 Delay 2 time
    563 Delay 2 time stereo offset
    564 Delay 2 volume
    565 Delay 2 feedback mode
    566 Delay 3 feedback level
    567 Delay 3 time
    568 Delay 3 time stereo offset
    569 Delay 3 volume
    570 Delay 3 feedback mode
    571..578 Panning envelope (see below)
    579..586 Volume envelope (see below)
    Some of the effect parameters control envelopes. The parameters for these envelopes are as
    follows:
    Offset Parameter
    0 Attack time scale
    1 Decay time scale
    2 Sustain level offset
    3 Release time scale
    4 LFO speed
    5 LFO tension
    6 LFO skew
    7 LFO pulse width

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