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			<description><![CDATA[<b><i>RushCoil says:</i></b><p>After years of rolling a mod wheel to get vibrato on pretty much any device, I miss this functionality with the MidiNES (since the mod wheel changes the pulse duty cycles). </p><p>To get vibrato, I&#039;ve just been sloppily drawing saw waves with CC 08 (or assigning a knob to CC 08 and recording my craptastic knob twiddling by recording over the existing midi track).</p><p>Is this the typical method, or is there another way? CC 08 can be a bit... unpredictable, so it takes a lot of screwing around to get plain vanilla vibrato, at least in my experience.</p>]]></description>
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