Waldorf Blofeld Samples

As there&no much info about this, I&decided to explain a little bit about using samples in Blofeld. In this example, I&use 2 multisamples: Hammond Slow and Hammond Fast (Leslie rotatory speaker). I¬ explaining how to load the samples into Blofeld (refer to SPECTRE manual). The aim is to use the 2 multisamples so you can change from the slow sample to the other one (with faster) vibrato using the modulation wheel of the controller keyboard. 1.-Initialize one sound, so you&have a zero sound, with no mod, effects, etc, just plain (PRESS "Shift+Utility" and go to Init "Sound Page". 2.-Choose Oscilator 1, load "Hammond Slow" multisample. Set level to 127. 3.-Choose Oscilator 2, load "Hammond Fast" multisample. Set level to 0. (so the default sound when you play will be the slow one). 4.-Modify the Envelope, so the decay is not so , and the sound ends more softly. Now you&hear only the HSlow when you play, we&going to set the behaviour of the mod wheel. 5.-Open the Modulation Matrix. 6.- Choose the Mod wheel as Mod Source, and the Oscilator 1 "O1 Level" as destination. 7.- Adjust the "Amount" in the next page to a negative value so when you turn the mod wheel totally up you can&hear the sound.(I used -44). 8.- Move to the next Modulation parameter. 9.- Choose the Mod wheel as Mod Source, and the Oscilator 2 "O2 Level" as destination. 10.- Adjust the "Amount" in the next page to a positive value so when you turn the mod wheel totally up you can hear the sound of the oscilator...