When used outside a PolySynth, oscillators default to playing a middle C (C4). When used in the PolySynth, oscillators do not generate any sound until they received a first note-on event. The oscillator needs note events so it knows at what pitch it should play. Note that the first time you tweak a harmonic slider this might give a bigger change in the original source waveform as only the first 64 harmonics are preserved and the original harmonic phases are discarded.
You can also edit a waveform's harmonics (via drawbar sliders) via right-click -> Edit Harmonics. Note that the full imported wave file is regarded as a single cycle. You can also import almost any wave file as a waveform via a right-click on the waveform display -> Open, or via drag-dropping a wave file from the MacOS finder / Windows explorer. You can draw your own waveforms by click-dragging in the waveform display. This oscillator works anti-aliased so even with high pitches you get a crystal clear sound
Generates a timbre using a digital waveform. Whenever an input is expecting a mono signal and you route a stereo signal to it, the stereo signal is locally (within the jack) converted to mono. Note that the M8 sound system uses automatic mono/stereo signal management.This may be handy when you use the parameter on a MUX front panel, but also to make more explicit patches. Every parameter of every MuTools module is renamable.Every module that has automatable parameters also has an event input for receiving parameter automation events.Įven if a certain module has nothing to do with events, for example the audio amplifier, it still has an event input to receive parameter automation events.For a detailed description of MuSynth, MuDrum, MuPad, MuSampla, MultiSampla and MuVerb, MuEcho, click here.
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