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Cubasis VST 4.0 – Manual - School of Computing, Engineering and ...

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JX16 ParametersOsc 1+2 SectionThis section contains parameters affecting both oscillators.ParameterOctaveFine TuneVibratoNoise MixDescriptionTunes the oscillators in octave steps.Tunes the oscillators in cent (100th <strong>of</strong> a semitone) steps.Governs how much the LFO should modulate the pitch <strong>of</strong> the oscillators(vibrato). The Vibrato parameter is also controllable via MIDI byusing the Mod Wheel.This parameter produces white noise mixed with the oscillators. By usingthe “Osc Lock” parameter you can “cancel out” the oscillators, <strong>and</strong>use pure noise as the sound source. This is described on page 302.Osc Lock This is described separately on page 302.The Oscillator 2 SectionThis section contains parameters that affect oscillator 2 only.ParameterOsc MixCoarseFine TuneVibratoDescriptionControls the level <strong>of</strong> oscillator 2. 100 produces equal level to oscillator1, which has a fixed output level.Tuning <strong>of</strong> Oscillator 2, in semitone steps (± 2 octaves).Fine tuning <strong>of</strong> Oscillator 2, in cents (=100th <strong>of</strong> a semitone) steps.This lets you apply vibrato on the second oscillator only. This can beuseful for creating PWM effects - see page 302 for a further description.Both positive <strong>and</strong> negative values can be set.CUBASIS <strong>VST</strong>Using <strong>VST</strong> Instruments 16 – 297

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