The synth voices in Dyad use a type of virtual analog synthesis with thru-zero
linear FM and variable waveshapes. It's congured as a simple one oscillator voice
inspired by vintage analog percussion synths, with an emphasis on utilizing the
sequencer modulation and bi-directional FM for sound design.
The oscillator is mixed with a noise source and then sent through a 4-pole
lowpass lter which has a natural contouring response from the amp envelope.
This means that it will "pluck" the sound the lower its set. Both components are
sent into a distortion effect for subtle coloration or complete mayhem.
Lastly, a DJ-style cut lter is used to attenuate either high or low frequencies.
Combining two of these voices with the sequencer, letting them FM one another
with different rhythms and modulation, opens up for deep sound exploration.
Noise
Generator
Amp Decay
Envelope
Oscillator
Pitch Sweep
Envelope
Distortion Cut FilterTone Filter
Synth Voice
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