Oscillators, Filters and Modulation
Each voice combines two wavetable oscillators with a virtual analog waveform oscillator, a noise generator, FM, hard sync and ring modulation. Two digital multimode filters offer 12 and 24 dB low-pass, band-pass, high-pass and notch responses, alongside comb and formant filter types. The three-formant filter mimics the frequency response of the human vocal tract, and moving the cutoff morphs between the vowels a, e, i, o and u.
Modulation runs through four envelopes with five trigger modes, three LFOs (one with a 16-step editor) and a 16-slot modulation matrix. Identical sources and destinations can be used multiple times, and mathematical operations such as min, max and XOR combine sources for complex movement.






