Synthesizers.com Q106 Manual

Q106
Oscillator
The Q106 Oscillator is the foundation of any synthesizer providing the basic
waveforms used to construct sounds. With a total range of .05hz to 20kHz+,
the Q106 operates as a powerful audio oscillator and a full-featured LFO.
The frequency (pitch) of the oscillator is controlled manually, by voltages
from other modules, and by voltages from controllers such as keyboards.
Both linear and standard 1-volt-per-octave exponential voltage inputs are
provided - each scalable by panel controls.
Five waveforms are available simultaneously - Sine, Triangle, Sawtooth,
Ramp and Pulse. The Pulse waveform is adjustable manually and may be
modulated via external voltage control.
A Hard-Sync input allows synchronization between oscillators.
Controls and Connectors
There are 6 sections (listed top to bottom)
- Frequency Range Section
- Hard Sync Section
- Linear Frequency Control Section
- Pulse Width Control Section
- Exponential Frequency Control Section
- Output Section
Frequency Range Section
Frequency Range Control
Selects octaves from 32hz to 512hz with a 'low' setting for
modulations.
Frequency Control
Allows fine control of pitch over 1 octave.
Hard Sync Section
Hard Sync Connector
Allows the oscillator to be syncronized with other oscillators to
prevent beating and to create strange effects.
Linear Frequency Control Section
Linear Frequency Control Connector
Allows external control of pitch with a linear response.
Linear Frequency Level Control
Determines the amount of affect that the linear control voltage has
upon pitch.
Jun 2014