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KEYBOARDSECTION

Thetwooctavekeyboardcontrolsthe

fre-

quencyoftheoscillatorsandfilter.The

con-

ductivityofthefingerstouchingthekeyboard

providesthemeansbywhichthedigital

sensorselectsa particularfrequencywhichin

turnensuresthattheoscillatorsareconstantly

intune.

You

willfinda holelocatedabove

thetopnoteofthekeyboard;throughthis

holethereis

apre-ser

(asmallscrew)forad-

justmentofthekeyboard'touch'

sensitivity.

adjustment

maybenecessaryduetovary-

ingfingersizes.

Thekeyboardalsoprovidesa triggerwhich

setsofftheenvelopegenerators(seeEnvelope

GeneratorsandOutputsections).

Onthecontrolpanel thereisa 'bend'knob

whichisnormallysetinthecentreposition

andbyturning

this

knobtoeitherside,one

canshiftthekeyboardpitchupordown.

Belowthe'bend'knobthereisanotherhole

containinganotherpre-setforalteringthe

tuningrangeofthekeyboard.Whenyoure-

ceiveyour

'WASP'

youwillfindthekey-

boardtunedtoconcertpitch

(A=440),

but

thispre-setcanbeusedshouldyouwish

differenttuning.

Thelowerknobisa 'glide'control,which,if

turnedclockwiseslowsdownthechangefrom

onenotetoanother:(thisisalsoknownas

'portamento').

OSCILLATORS

Therearetwosignaloscillatorsinthe'WASP'.

Oscillator1:theterm'feet'(FT)isusedas

organsbecausethelengthofanorganpipe

determinesitsnote;whenthelengthishalved,

thenoteincreasesbyanoctave.Youwill

find5 switchpositionswhichrangefrom'32'

footto'2'foot,andthisprovidesa five

octaverange.

Theright-handknobhasthreeposition,'OFF',

'sawtooth',

and'square'wave.

Thesquarewaveislinkedtothecentreknob

whichcontrolsits

width.

Oscillator2:thishassimilarcontrolsexcept

forthe'pitch'controlwhichallowsthein-

tervalbetweenthetwooscillatorstobead-

justed.

Byusingthe'glide'control,thetuningofthe

twooscillatorsisoffsetduringtheglidepro-

ducinganinterestingeffect.

Thisisa lowfrequencyoscillatorwhich

providesnosounditselfbutcanbeusedto

controlbothoscillatorsandfilter.The

'fre-

quency'knobadjuststhespeed,and'pitch

mod.'

controlsthetwooscillators.

The6-wayswitchonthelowerrightprovides

thechoiceofcontrol.Thesecontrolsare

sine

wave(vibrato),risingsawtooth,falling

saw-

tooth,

squarewave,noiseandrandom

(RND),

whichturnsona sampleandholdcircuit.

Noisesignal:thisknobproduceswhitenoise,

whichisusefulforpercussionsounds.

FILTERSECTION

Therearethreetypesoffilteringavailable:

low

pass,

bandpassandhighpass.Allhavean

adjustable

'Q'

whichresonatesthefilterto

enhanceindividualharmonics,A manual

controladjuststhefilter's

frequency.

Control:

thesetwoknobssituatedbeneath

thefilterareusedtocontrolthefilterfrom

thecontroloscillatorandcontrolenvelope

(see'control

Env.').

Theyaresetincentre

positionandhave'+'and'-'functions,

i.e.a risingsawtoothcancontroltheoscilla-

torswhilstthereverse(falling)isavailableto

controlthefilter.

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ENVELOPEGENERATORS

VCAEnv.:thiscontainsthreeknobs:attack,

decayandsustain/repeat.

Attack:thisincreasesthevolumeofthe

sig-

nalata ratesetbyitsposition.

Decay:thishasa dualfunction.Firstlyit

comes

Into

effectdirectlyafterthe'attack'

andreducesthevolumeofthenoteat

rate

setbyitspositionwhilethefingerremains

onthekeyboard.Secondly,whenthefinger

hasbeenremoved,itcomesinagainafterthe

'sustain

level'toproduceacontrolledfading

ofthenote.

Sustainlevel/repeat:whilethefingerremains

onthekeyboard,thiscontrolsthevolumeof

thenote.Byturningtheknobtotheleft

untilitclicksyouarethen

bringing

inthe

'repeat'

facility.

Thisoperatesattackand

decaywhichcontrolsthespeedoftherepeat.

ControlEnv.:thisisa separateenvelope

whichisonlyusedtocontrolthefilter

{see

Filter

section}

andprovidesaseparateattack,

decayandrepeatfacility.Italsohasa 'delay'

knob;

whenturnedtotherightthisproduces

uptooneseconddelay.

Linksockets;these

7-pin

DINsockets

eneble

anynumberof'WASPS'tobeconnectedto-

gether.Infuturethesewillbeusedto

con-

nectadditionalaccessoriessuchasdigital

sequencerswhentheybecomeavailable.

OUTPUTANDLINKSECTION

Thevolumecontrolisalsoa poweroff

switch;

pleaseensurethattheWASP'isswit-

chedoffafterusetopreservebatterylife.

Line

out:thissocketswitchesoffthein-

ternalloudspeakerwhenpluggedinand

enablesyoutousealternativeamplification.

Phones:this

asocketforstereohead-

phones,whichalsoswitchesoffthe

loud-

speakerwheninuse.(NOTE:Theoutput

willbemono.)

9VDCmainsadaptor:a 9 voltsDCcalculator

typeadaptormaybeusedinsteadofbatteries.

BATTERIES

Whenthebatterieshaverundown,the

touchkeyboardwillnotoperateproperly

andtuningmaydrifta little.

Six

sizebatteriesareused;highpower

typessuchas

HP11

arerecommended.A

batterysymbolinthebatterycompartment

showshowtofitthem.

TechnicalData

BEND:—

Approximatelyonetoneupor

downwith90°centre"deadband".

TUNE:—

Approximatelyonetoneupor

down(presetto

A<=440

Hz).

GLIDE:-

adjustableupto3 secondsweep

overtwooctaves.

Turnoverfrequencyisproportionally

con-

trolledbycontrol

oscillator",

controlenvelope

generator"

andmanualfrequencycontrol.

Turnoverfrequencyisalsoproportionally

controlledbykeyboard.Frequencyrange

3-16KHz

"continuously

variablecontrolfrom+Veto-Ve

VGA

ENV.

GEN.:-linear

attackrate

variablefrom3mSec.to2 Sec.

Exponentialdecayratevariablefrom

3mSec.to

Sec.

Decayisinterrupted

bya sustainperiodwhilethekeyboard

isbeingtouched.Thesustainsignal

levelisadjustable.Therepeatfunction

causescontinuousattack/decaycycles

whilethekeyboardisbeingtouched.

ControlENV.GEN.:TriggeredbyVCA

ENV.GEN.viadelayadjustableupto

1Sec.Linearattackanddecayrates

separatelyadjustablefrom15mSec.to

6Sec.Repeatfunctioncauses

con-

tinuousattack/decaycyclestooccur.

FILTER POWER

INTERFACE

KEYBOARD

OSCILLATORS

Oscillator

choiceoffiveoctaves- 32'to

sawtoothorpulseadjustablefrom10%to

50%

dutycycle.

Oscillator2:Asoscillator

butwith

saw-

toothorsquarewaveform;pitchcontinuously

variableovermorethanoneoctave,encom-

passingoscillator

pitch.

CONTROLOSCILLATOR

1Hzto100Hzapprox.

Sine,

risingorfallingsawtooth,or,square

waveform.Alsoavailableforcontrolarewhite

noiseornoisesampledandheldatcontrol

oscillatorrate.Pitchofoscillators1 and2 can

bemodulatedby

approx.

1 tonefrom

con-

troloscillator.

NOISE

ENVELOPEGENERATORS.

OUTPUTS

Poweron/volumecontroladjustsline

output,

headphonesoutputandloudspeaker

level.

Nominaloutputcharacteristicsatfull

volume:—

Lineoutput:-

10dBM,

6000

Headphoneoutput:-

OdBM,

50fi

Noiselevelatlineoutputinquiet

state;-

65dBM

Levelcontroladjustsamountofwhitenoise

addedtooscillatorsignals(Oscillators1and

2).

Lowpass,bandpass(fixedbandwidth)or

highpass.'Q'factoradjustablefrom

maxim

allyflattovergeofoscillation.

Automaticoverload

Iimiter.

12dB/octaverolloffinloworhighpass.

6dB/octaveinbandpass.

Consumption45mAwithspeakernotisuse

150mAatmax.

speaker

volume.

Threestateinterfacelines- one

trigger

and

6codelines.

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