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listen to the wavetables: Start with an initialized sound and turn down the mix level of

Oscillator 2. In the Mod Matrix, setup a modulation that uses the ModWheel to modulate

Wave1Pos and set the amount to

+62

(the setting of

+62

instead of

+63

prevents that you

accidentally access the "analog" waveforms explained below). Now you can use the

Modulation Wheel to sweep through the whole selected wavetable. Change the Wavetable

parameter to see how the different wavetables sound. You will notice that they cover an

extremely wide range of interesting spectral timbres, including analog, FM-like, bell-type or

vocal.

Startwave

00...60 / triangle / square / sawtooth

Determines the start point of the wavetable that is used when the sound starts. As an

alternative to the waves of the currently selected wavetable, you can select the basic

waveforms

triangle

square

with 50% duty cycle or

sawtooth

When you want to create a sound with a wave sweep, you should roughly set the Startwave

parameter onto the desired wave, before you apply any modulations to the corresponding

Wave module. This helps you to find the basic waveform where all modulations start from.

Note that you can apply unipolar and bipolar modulation sources to the Wave module as

with any other module. For example, set the Startwave parameter to

, which is almost the

middle of the wavetable and apply a slow running LFO to the Wave module to sweep

through the whole wavetable (except the three waveforms triangle, square or sawtooth). Try

it with one of the PWM wavetables.

 The basic waveforms triangle, pulse and sawtooth correspond to entry

61…63

each wavetable. Please notice, that these waveforms are also used when an

appropriate wave modulation is applied. To avoid this, you will have to activate the

Limit parameter. Please read this corresponding topic to get further information. Use

the basic waveforms to generate traditional, analog synthesizer sounds.

Phase

free / 3...357°

By means of this parameter you can define the startsample and, as a result, the phase of the

generated wave. Alternative to a fixed value, you can use

free

to set the phase to a different,

random value each time a note is generated. The setting is scaled in degrees.

EnvAmount

-64…+63

Determines the amount of influence the wave envelope has on the wavetable modulation.

EnvVelAmt

-64…+63

Determines the amount of influence the wave envelope has on the wavetable modulation,

based on key velocity. In conjunction with EnvAmount you can create nice effects when

you set one of the two parameters to a negative setting while the other one is set to a

positive setting.

Keytrack

-200%…+197%

Determines the amount of wavetable modulation depending on the received MIDI note

number. Reference note for this parameter is E3, note number 64. For positive settings the

modulation amount is increased for notes above to reference note, for negative settings the

amount is decreased. A setting of

+100%

corresponds to a 1:1 scale. This means that each

note above or below the reference note plays a different wave. E.g., when you set

Startwave to

and Keytrack to

+100%

, it means that E3 plays wave 29, F3 plays wave

30, F#3 plays wave 31 and so on.

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