1. WaVE waveform selection
The waveform that should be used as a sound source for the oscillator. Choose from;
- 'NOIS'; white noise
- 'Sin1'; sine wave
- 'Sin2'; dual sine wave with one sine wave playing at double frequency (e.g. one octave higher)
- 'Sin7'; dual sine wave, with perfect fifth ratio (e.g. one sine wave 7 semitones transposed)
- 'SiP1, 'SiP2'; see paraphonic parts documentation
- 'Tri1'; triangle wave
- 'Tri2'; dual triangle wave with one triangle wave playing at double frequency (e.g. one octave higher)
- 'Tri7'; dual triangle wave, with perfect fifth ratio (e.g. one triangle wave 7 semitones transposed)
- 'TrP1', 'TrP2'; see paraphonic parts documentation
- 'Saw1'; saw wave
- 'Saw2'; dual saw wave with one saw wave playing at double frequency (e.g. one octave higher)
- 'Saw7'; dual saw wave, with perfect fifth ratio (e.g. one saw wave 7 semitones transposed)
- 'SwP1', 'SwP2'; see paraphonic parts documentation
- 'Sqr1'; square wave
- 'Sqr2'; dual square wave with one square wave playing at double frequency (e.g. one octave higher)
- 'Sqr7'; dual square wave, with perfect fifth ratio (e.g. one square wave 7 semitones transposed)
- 'SqP1', 'SqP2'; see paraphonic parts documentation
- 'SSw1'; seven saw waves, heavily detuned
- 'SSw2'; seven saw waves, moderately detuned
- 'SSw3'; seven saw waves, lightly detuned
- 'SSw4'; seven saw waves, very lightly detuned
- 'FS01'; factory sample kit
- 'US01' - 'US16'; user sample kit - use the 'SL.SL' (slice select) parameter to further specify a specific sample slice if required
- 'In12'; audio in (3.5mm jack), summed into mono signal
- 'In1 '; audio in (3.5mm jack), left channel only as mono signal
- 'In 2; audio in (3.5mm jack), right channel only as mono signal
- 'Dly1'; delay unit 1 output
- 'Dly2'; delay unit 2 output
You may also be interested in...
- "Good Ol' Days" (under Sound demos)
- Architecture (under Sound design)
The two waveform sources can also be combined to generate up to 4-note paraphonic chords.
- 13. L2.Wv LFO 2 Waveform (under Pitch page)
- Paraphonic parts (under Guides, tutorials and docs)
Non-chord tracks can still be made to play multiple notes at a time (up to four-note chords).
- Super Saw demo (under Sound demos)
as above, but with a double drone note (transposed chord root).