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13. Ky.FW Key Follow
Key follow defines how a note maps to the pitch of the oscillators.
A value of 100 will map a note's pitch to the oscillator's pitch 1:1. A value of 200 will map a note's pitch to the oscillator's pitch 2:1, and so on.
This parameter is useful for generating different timbres for AM and FM synthesis, depending on the note struck. It can also "lock in" a fixed oscillator pitch for an oscillator by setting it to 0, which is, for example, useful when using one oscillator as a fixed frequency or amplitude source.
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- Terms, Conditions and Warranty (under Shop)
- 15. L.C.rt rate for cutoff frequency LFO (under Filter page)
Specifies the speed by which the LFO should oscillate.
- 7. P.L.tr Pitch LFO retrigger (under Osc1 and Osc2 oscillator page)
'rand' will start the LFO at a random phase (location in the chosen waveform).
- 6. A.L.tr Amplitude LFO trigger (under Osc1 and Osc2 oscillator page)
'rand' will start the LFO at a random phase (location in the chosen waveform).
- Randomizing events (under Randomization)
Your Woovebox can use randomization to trigger (or not trigger) some events.
- Sound design
- Architecture
- Oscillators
- Algorithms
- Low Frequency Oscillators (LFOs)
- Envelope generators
- Filters
- Amplitude modulation
- Pitch modulation
- Panning & EQ
- Dynamics, Sidechaining, Gating, Ducking, Compression and Transient Shaping
- Distortion, Saturation, Bit-crushing
- Global Send Multi-effects
- DJ FX
- Wavetable Synthesis
- A word about authenticity