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EVOC 20 PolySynth oscillator parameters<br />

EVOC 20 PolySynth oscillators overview<br />

EVOC 20 PolySynth has two oscillators, which you can switch between Dual mode and FM mode.<br />

The Synthesis section also incorporates a noise generator that can add a further color to<br />

your sound.<br />

Click here to switch<br />

between Dual and FM<br />

mode.<br />

••<br />

Dual mode: Each oscillator allows you to choose a digital waveform.<br />

••<br />

FM mode: Oscillator 1 generates a sine wave. The frequency, or pitch, of oscillator 1 is<br />

modulated by oscillator 2. This leads to a number of different tones and harmonics becoming<br />

audible. Oscillator 2 can use any available digital waveform. See Frequency modulation (FM)<br />

synthesis on page 493).<br />

Each mode subtly changes the parameters shown in the oscillator section.<br />

Both Dual and FM mode provide the following common parameters.<br />

Common oscillator parameters<br />

••<br />

16', 8', 4' value buttons: Click to set the octave range for oscillator 1. 16' (16 feet) is the lowest,<br />

and 4' the highest setting. The use of the term feet to determine octaves comes from the<br />

measurements of organ pipe lengths. The longer and wider the pipe, the deeper the tone.<br />

••<br />

Wave 1 and Wave 2 fields: Choose the waveform type for oscillators 1 and 2. There are 50 singlecycle<br />

digital waveforms with different sonic characteristics.<br />

Chapter 8 EVOC 20 PolySynth 144

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