Analog Oscillator - LinPlug Albino 3 Manual

Analog Oscillator

The Analog oscillator module creates its waveforms in real-time and
emulates the sound of an analog synthesizer's oscillator. It contains three
controls: Waveform, Symmetry and Sub Osc.
The Waveform dial sets the oscillator's waveform shape. When turned all
the way to the right it outputs a pulse wave. When turned all the way to the
left it outputs a sawtooth wave. In intermediate positions it outputs a
waveform that is a combination of the two.
The Symmetry dial effects the waveform's shape, expanding and
contracting it, as in the case of pulse width modulation. In this case
however, the waveform reshaping can be applied to any available
waveform.
The Sub Osc control sets the level of a sub-oscillator one octave lower
than the oscillator's fundamental pitch. This can be used to add extreme
low-end to Presets. The waveform of the sub-oscillator is always a Square
wave.
The Analog oscillator has a range of controls for oscillator's pitch. These
are: Track, Free-Run, Cent, Semi and Oct. The Track button determines
whether the oscillator tracks the pitch of incoming MIDI messages. The
Free-run button determines the manner in which the oscillator is re-
triggered. When the Free-run button is Off, the phase of each note is reset
at each onset. When the Free-run button is On, the phase of each note
continues on from the phase of the previous note. The Cent control sets
the oscillator pitch in cents (a semitone is equal to 100 cents). A range of
-100 to +100 cents is available. The Semi control sets the oscillator pitch in
semitones. A range of -11 to +11 semitones is available. The Oct control
sets the oscillator pitch in octaves. A range of -2 to +7 octaves is available.
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