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7. Module reference: Oscillator group
O O O O
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The Sine slave oscillator bank oscillator features six sine wave oscillators. These can be tuned and AM
modulated independently. It is also possible to sync all the waves from an external source.
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The display boxes display the transposition ratio for each of the six sine wave oscillators. Range: 0.0241
to 39.152 times the master oscillator pitch.
P P P P
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Click on the up or down button to select a partial number based on the frequency of the master oscillator
connected to the module (see Mst input below). The partial number selection ranges from 1:32 to 32:1
times the master oscillator frequency.
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With the Tune rotary knob you can select partials in steps of one semitone. With the Fine Tune rotary
knob below you can change the pitch in steps of 1/128 of a semitone. Clicking on the green triangle above
the knob resets the Fine Tune to 0.
M M M M
Click on these buttons to mute the audio output of each oscillator.
AM
AM
AM
AM
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This audio input allows you to modulate the amplitude of the slave oscillator. The amount of this mod-
ulation is fixed at a ratio of 1:1.
L L L L
E E E E V V V V E E E E L L L L
These rotary knobs are used for controlling each oscillator´s output level.
M M M M
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This gray master input is used to connect the module to a master oscillator. If you connect a master LFO
to this input, the slave oscillator will track the LFO five octaves above the pitch of the LFO.
S S S S
Y Y Y Y N N N N C C C C I I I I N N N N P P P P U U U U T T T T
This audio input is used for synchronizing the oscillators to a control source, which could be another os-
cillator, an LFO or the keyboard. Synchronization forces the oscillators to restart their waveform cycles
in sync with the waveform cycle of the controlling device. The oscillators will restart whenever a signal
present at the sync input increases from 0 units to anything above 0 units.
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