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Drive: Sets the master drive level per channel, or for both channels simultaneously when this control
is Linked.
Level: Sets the master output volume per channel, or for both channels simultaneously when this
control is Linked.
Bass: Adjusts the overall low end per channel. The frequency value in Hz can be adjusted by clicking
within the readout box and dragging up or down.
Mid: Adjusts the overall mid frequency level per channel. The frequency value in Hz can be adjusted
by clicking within the readout box and dragging up or down.
Treble: Adjusts the overall top end per channel, or for both channels simultaneously when this
control is Linked. The frequency value in Hz can be adjusted by clicking within the readout box and
dragging up or down.
Mix: Adjusts the amount of clean mix blended in with the signal. Fully counterclockwise is
completely clean or "dry", fully clockwise is completely distorted.
Morphing Controls
Morphing is a unique part of the Ultrawave feature set. It allows you to seamlessly change between
two separate sets of user-defined parameters, using the Ultrawave's LFO, Envelope, or an external
source (see Expression
Graphic Equalizer module. When morphing is enabled, a second set of parameters will appear in
yellow, where you can define your morph to (yellow) voice and your morph from (blue) voice.
Morph: When morphing is turned on for any given parameter set, the Morph knob adjusts how
much morphing is applied. Fully counterclockwise is no morphing, and fully clockwise is maximum
amount of morphing.
Env->Morph: Adjusts the intensity at which the envelope applies to morphing.
LFO Depth: Adjusts the depth of the low-frequency oscillator used when morphing.
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Control). Morphing can be applied to both the Disortion Module and the
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