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Clicking the BIPOLAR button causes the Function to operate both above and below 0 (the
start/endpoint); otherwise the Function is unipolar , with all values above 0. The shading of
the Visualizer background subtly indicates whether unipolar or bipolar behavior is selected.
The SCALE knob determines the overall strength of the Function's effect.
To help get you started creating your own Function, the PRESET selector offers 24 'starter'
shapes, including a flat line, traditional LFO waveforms and envelope types, rhythms,
pseudo-random behavior, and combinations of all of them. Use the arrows to scroll through
the options.
Once your Function is ready, you can send it to three different destinations to modulate
them. Each destination has its own Destination Amount knob, with a range from -1.00 to
1.00. Double click the knob to set it to 0.
Clicking on the name of the Destination pops up a window with a choice of 87 parameters
(or pairs of parameters for both Channels at once), as shown:
This pop-up is identical for every Destination selection in the Modulations and Keyboard tabs.
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