Noise Oscillator - LinPlug Albino 3 Manual

Noise Oscillator

The Albino 3's "Noise" oscillator module offers three types of noise
waveform: White, Pink and Brown. The type of waveform is set by rotating
the waveform dial. For more information about these waveforms please
see the Glossary section of this manual.
The Noise Oscillator has a range of output destinations. The output of
Oscillators 1/3 can be sent to F1, F2, F1+2, FM,and AM. The output of
Oscillators 2/4 can be sent to F1, F2, F1+2 and F1FM/F2FM. F1 selects
Filter 1, F2 selects Filter 2, while F1+2 selects both filters. In the latter case
you can use the Bal dial to control how much of the signal each filter
receives (see below).
In the case of Oscillator 1 and 3, two further routing options are available,
both of which can be used to create complex, harmonically-rich
waveforms. FM allows you to modulate the frequency of oscillators 2 and 4
using oscillators 1 and 3. This type of modulation, known as Frequency
Modulation, is great for producing metallic, bell-like tones. AM allows you
to modulate the amplitude of oscillators 2 and 4 using oscillators 1 and 3.
This type of modulation, known as Amplitude Modulation can also be used
to produce rich and complex waveforms.
In the case of Oscillator 2 and 4, a routing option is also available for
F1FM/F2FM. When this option is selected the oscillator output is used to
modulate the cutoff frequency of Filter 1 and Filter 2 respectively. Note that
this option is only available for the Cream filter.
The Noise oscillator also has controls for Vol and Bal. The Vol dial is used
to set the output volume of the oscillator while the Bal dial determines the
proportion of the signal that is sent to Filter 1 and Filter 2. Turning the Bal
dial all the way to the right sends all of the oscillator's output to Filter 2,
while turning it all the way to the left sends all of the output to Filter 1.
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