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PITCH
There are several factors that contribute to the final pitch of the oscillator.
1
PITCH fader
5
TRANSPOSE CV
1
The primary control that sets the pitch is the PITCH fader. It is
used for recording sequences and can further transpose them. It reaches
from sub-audio LFO territory thru bass to higher registers.
2
The PITCH MOD fader attenuates the PITCH MOD input. If it is
down, there is no modulation, and the higher you go, the more pronounced
the effect will be. If nothing is patched to the PITCH MOD input, there will
be static semi-random voltage from the Sample & Hold circuit triggered
by the envelope (TRIGGER or CYCLE the envelope to hear the changes).
In default, the PITCH MOD fader sets the amount of randomness added
to the melody.
3
The SEQUENCER is the Softpop's melody maker. Hold
SLIDE+PATTERN and move the PITCH fader to RECORD sequences. For
more, see the Quick Start guide or the Sequencer section.
4
PITCH+MOD+SEQUENCER are added together and processed
OSCILLATOR SECTION
MOD CV
2
MOD fader
+
4
SCALE
+
6
automatic
tuning
7
FINE–TUNE
OSC PITCH
12
3
SEQUENCER
SCALE
MIDI
CV OUT
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