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The parameter Rand Trans produces accidental detuning of the voices with every note in the
sequence. Subtly put to work, with a low value for Num Voices, Rand Trans can produce the
effect of a sloppy or imprecise intonation (in order, for example, to imitate a string instru-
ment without tension or to give atonal percussion sounds some natural variation). You can
get some unpredictable and exciting results by playing around with different selections ! In
the operating modes Sync Granular, Sample, Granular and Audio In, the Unisono function is
not available and the Uni tab and panel are inactive.
5.4.2 Oscillator’s Edit Menu
The Edit menu, located in the upper left-hand corner of the Oscillator, is available for all kinds
of Oscillators. It provides the following options:
• CopyOscil: Copies the settings of the selected Oscillator to the clipboard.
•
CopyChannel: Copies to the clipboard the settings of all active modules in that Channel.
•
PasteOscil: Places the settings stored in the clipboard (via the command Copy Oscil) into
the selected Oscillator.
• PasteOscilandEnvelopes: Places the settings stored in the clipboard (via the command
Copy Oscil) into the selected Oscillator. Any Envelopes linked to the Oscillator are also
placed within the Oscillator.
•
PasteChannel: Places the Channel settings stored in the clipboard into the current Channel.
•
LoadOscilTemplate: Opens a dialog allowing you to choose Oscillator settings to load
from a list of predened Oscillator Templates. Click on the desired entry in the list and
click “OK” to load that Template.
•
LoadChannelTemplate: Opens a dialog allowing you to choose Channel settings to load
from a list of predened Channels Templates. Click on the desired entry in the list and
click “OK” to load that Template.
•
SaveOscilTemplate: Allows you to save the current Oscillator settings as a Template in
the Universal Library. In the dialog that opens, choose the name and saving location for
the Template, then click then on “OK” to save the Template.
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