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Negative values generate opposite control intensities.
OSCILLATOR 2
WAVE (EX)
Selects among of 64 waveshapes. This parameter is identical to WAVE SEL/PW (see appropriate section)
when SHAPE (see appropriate section) is set to the left half of its control range. However, in contrast to
WAVE SEL/PW, WAVE is always available regardless of the current SHAPE setting.
when SHAPE (see appropriate section) is set to the left half of its control range. However, in contrast to
WAVE SEL/PW, WAVE is always available regardless of the current SHAPE setting.
KEY FOLLOW (EX)
Determines the intensity of the pitch control via the keyboard: At the value +32 (standard setting) the
oscillator is controlled normally, i.e. the octave you play is identical to the octave of the oscillator; at
+63 every ascending octave you play transposes the oscillator upwards by two octaves (whole tone
scale); +15 transposes the oscillator upwards by one octave for every two ascending octaves you play
(quarter tone scale); at 0 the keyboard control option is off.
Negative values generate opposite control intensities.
oscillator is controlled normally, i.e. the octave you play is identical to the octave of the oscillator; at
+63 every ascending octave you play transposes the oscillator upwards by two octaves (whole tone
scale); +15 transposes the oscillator upwards by one octave for every two ascending octaves you play
(quarter tone scale); at 0 the keyboard control option is off.
Negative values generate opposite control intensities.
OSCILLATORS PHASE INIT (EX)
This feature lets you select the oscillator phase position at the start of a note. At a value of 0, both
oscillators oscillate freely much like in a traditional analog synthesizer. At values of 1 and higher,
Oscillator 1 starts the note with a phase angle of 0, whereas the phase position of the second oscillator
is shifted increasingly at ascending values. With this parameter, the attack phase of every note is
identical, which is a handy feature for programming drums and percussive sounds.
oscillators oscillate freely much like in a traditional analog synthesizer. At values of 1 and higher,
Oscillator 1 starts the note with a phase angle of 0, whereas the phase position of the second oscillator
is shifted increasingly at ascending values. With this parameter, the attack phase of every note is
identical, which is a handy feature for programming drums and percussive sounds.
SUB OSCILLATOR
WAVE
Switches the waveshape of the SubOscillator back and forth between SQUARE and TRIANGLE.