Wavetable Osc
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It may be helpful to think of the Position value range 0-100 as a ribbon, with the Wavetable stretched to fit, regardless
of how many waveforms it contains. Each waveform is a stripe on the ribbon. Xfade Width controls the amount of
blurring between the stripes. A given value for Position will always yield the same output, which will be either a solid
stripe or some amount of blurring between two stripes. When Position changes continuously, as with an envelope or
LFO, this causes crossfades between the waveforms.
Xfade Width
Osc 1/2 Morph
Morph Type (SHIFT-MORPH)
[List of Morph Types]
The Morph Types let you stretch, squeeze, reflect, and otherwise alter the Wavetables in real-time, changing their
timbre and—when modulated—creating additional motion in the sound.
When the Oscillator MODE is set to Sample, the Morph Type options are limited. For Oscillator 1, Morph is
completely unavailable. For Oscillator 2, only the AM and Ring Mod Morph Types are available.
None: The Wavetable is played unaltered.
Sync: The Wavetable is reset by a phantom oscillator, creating the classic sync sound. Morph Amount controls the
frequency of the phantom oscillator.
Waveform
1
Waveform
2
Waveform
3
Waveform
4
Waveform
1
Crossfade 1-2
Waveform
2
Crossfade 2-3
Waveform
3
Crossfade 3-4
Waveform
4
Crossfade 1-2 Crossfade 2-3 Crossfade 3-4
Waveform
1
Waveform
2
Waveform
3
Waveform
4
Crossfade 1-2 Crossfade 2-3 Crossfade 3-4
Waveform
1
Waveform
2
Waveform
3
Waveform
4
0 Position 100
0 Position 100
Xfade Width = 0.00
Xfade Width = 50.00
Xfade Width = 100.00
When Xfade Width = 50.00, half of the Position
range is taken up by crossfades, and the other
half is taken up by the single waveforms playing
unaltered. Note how the total length of the
three crossfade zones is the same as the total
length of the four single waveform zones.
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