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As the input signals of the Vocoder are being used as 'control' signals, their original sound is usually
not sent to the main outputs and is therefore inaudible. The Bypass function on the next 4 menupages
however allows you to mix the original sound back in from the Analyse and Carrier-sound source.
By the way, the original signals are also being sent through the effects-processors of the Sirius.
On page 4 you find the Bypass-function for the internal Analyse-Signals of the Sirius (ie. the internal
Parts of the Sirius which are being sent to the Vocoder). When for example you modulate a pad with
a drumloop, you can mix in the original pad-sound with a controllable volume of 0-127.
Menu-page 5*: Bypass for the internal Carrier-signal
The Carrier-bypass function enables you to mix the original sound of the internal Carrier-Parts of the
Sirius back in with the vocoded signal. When for example you modulate a pad with a drumloop, you
can mix in the original pad-sound with a controllable volume of 0-127.
Menu-page 6*: Bypass for the Microphone and external Analyse-signal
With the Bypass function on menu page 6 you can mix-in the original sound of the microphone signal
and the external Analyse-signal with a controllable volume of 0-127.
Expert´s-Tip: When the Vocoder is inactive you can use the Sirius as a mixing desk which allows
you to beef up your vocals or guitar solo using, for example, the reverb of a cathedral.
Menu-page 7*: Bypass for the external Carrier-signal
The Bypass function on menu-page 7 allows you to mix-in the original sounds of the external
Carriersignal with a controllable volume of 0-127.
Menu-page 8 and 9: Effect-send1 / Effect-send2
These parameters control the Effect-sends of the Vocoder for the first and the second SIRIUS-Effects
units.
Edit Vocoder
<4> AnaBypass: 96
Edit Vocoder
<5> CarBypass: 60
Edit Vocoder
<6> MicBypass: 30
Edit Vocoder
<7> ExtBypass: 0
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