Oscillator, LFO and Filter Sound Design
The main oscillator uses an XY pad. The X-axis controls pulse width, moving from a pure sine on the left to a short pulse on the right. The Y-axis morphs between pure sine and square. Each axis has its own sine-only mini-LFO, which can be reset on each new note or left running freely.
The dedicated LFO is more flexible. It can be shaped like the oscillator and routed to the low pass filter, high pass filter, gain level and pitch. It can also have an optional attack time and, in AUv3 mode, sync to the host tempo.
The filters pair a low pass and a high pass section, each with resonance. The low pass filter can respond to note velocity and has an optional attack setting, which together let you vary brightness across notes and over the length of a sound.






