- Dynamics
- SrcE
3. S.Src Signal Source
Specifies what signal from this track should be sent to the the specified send bus. A number of different sources can act as the sidechain signal;
- nLen (note length); a signal is generated for the length of any note played on this track
- OSc1 (oscillator 1); the playing volume (amplitude) as generated by the amplitude generation block (AEG + LFO + velocity) from oscillator 1 on this track, is used as the signal
- OSc2 (oscillator 2); the playing volume (amplitude) as generated by the amplitude generation block (AEG + LFO + velocity) from oscillator 2 on this track, is used as the signal
- O1P2 (oscillator 1 + oscillator 2); the playing volume (amplitude) as generated by the amplitude generation block (AEG + LFO + velocity) from oscillator 1 plus oscillator 2 on this track, is used as the signal
- MO12 (oscillator 1 x oscillator 2); the playing volume (amplitude) as generated by the amplitude generation block (AEG + LFO + velocity) from oscillator 1 is multiplied by that from oscillator 2 on this track, and used as the signal
- Audi (audio); the audio as produced by this track, is used as the signal
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- Live jamming (under Performing with Live mode)
Despite its limitations, the Woovebox keyboard can be surprisingly expressive and very much suitable for live playing and improvising complex melodies.
- Build up your song with more elements (under Quick start guide and video)
Now that you have familiarized with programming notes and patterns, you can start building up your track.
- Create a final track with Song mode (under Quick start guide and video)
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- Tracks (under The very basics)
"A5" / "all-purpose/auxiliary 5"; anything extra you might need in your song.
- Pages (under Tracks)
Each track has multiple pages, where different aspects of the track can be modified.