Mutable Instruments ambika User Manual page 18

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Wavetable name Description
male Vocal formants, best played in the lowest octaves
female Vocal formants, best played in the medium octaves
choir Depeche mode-like vocal sound
tampura Single cycle waveforms from an indian tampura note
bowed Transwave extracted from a cello sample
cello Transwave extracted from a less dramatic cello sample
vibes Transwave extracted from a vibraphone sample
slap Transwave extracted from a slap bass sample
epiano Various single cycle waveforms extracted from electric piano samples
organ Various combinations of sine waves, as produced by drawbars organs
waves 16 basic waveforms, ready to be morphed into one another
digital Abstract, PPG-wave style wavetable
drone 1 Abstract, PPG-wave style wavetable
drone 2 Abstract, PPG-wave style wavetable
metallic Single cycle waveforms from classic D50 patches
bell A Depeche mode classic
wavquence Individually addresses each single cycle waveform
The last wavetable contains all the single cycle waveforms in memory. It is not recommended to scan
the parameter with LFOs or envelopes ; but rather to control this from the step sequencer or a
random modulation (for the infamous a new sound at each note effect).
Mixer (S1)
Mix 32|nois 0|sub
xmod sum|amnt 31|fuzz
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0|wave squ1
0|crsh 0
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