frequency’s division/multiplication at the same time: At 0% no auto-pan, at 100%
full auto-pan at 8x the base frequency, in between there are 16 different ratios
(default is 50%).
12 Modulation
This unit provides several types of modulation sources that can be mapped to all the
parameters with knobs (except the ones on the modulation itself).
The modulation type can be selected by holding the SHIFT button and turning the
SPEED knob (the types morph smoothly from one to the other).
There are 7 types of modulation that you can choose from:
● Chaos
● Sine LFO
● Ramp LFO
● Sawtooth LFO
● Square LFO
● Sample & Hold
● Envelope Follower
The amount of modulation can be changed with the MOD LEVEL knob. This control is a
“modulation master” that prevails over all modulation mappings.
The Envelope Follower is placed just before the looper so that it can follow either the module’s
input or output depending on the position of the PRE/POST switch.
The SPEED knob allows to slow the base frequency of the modulation down to 1/16 times
or to speed it up to 16 times with common time divisions and multiplications.
When unsynced, the base frequency is calculated on the looper buffer length and is ~0.2Hz,
so in this case the SPEED ranges from ~0.01Hz to ~3Hz.
The same applies when the module is synced, but the base frequency in this case
is that of the received clock. The maximum frequency is capped at 80Hz.
For the modulation based on the envelope follower, the SPEED knob controls the slope of
the envelope curve, from slow at 0% to fast at 100%.
By default, the modulation is sent to the filter’s CUTOFF. Still,
every knob (excluding those of the modulation itself) has an associated control that
allows to specify the amount of modulation received by the relative parameter. The
controls are accessed by entering the modulation mapping mode (MOD AMT button)
and moving the knob of the parameter that you want to be affected by the modulation,
from 0% to 100%.
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