User Guide

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MIXER (Continued)
OSCILLATOR 2
The OSCILLATOR 2 knob sets the level of Oscillator 2 as it enters the mixer.
Settings above 1 O’clock will begin to impart gentle distortion, while higher
settings will result in more overdriven tones.
NOISE
The NOISE knob sets the level of Grandmother’s white noise generator
as it enters the mixer. Settings above 1 O’clock will begin to impart gentle
distortion, while higher settings will result in more overdriven tones. Noise is
an un-pitched sound source that can be a useful tool for creating explosive
percussion sounds, or for adding a gentle breath to the synthesized wind
instruments like utes.
OSC 1 IN
When an external sound source is patched to this input, Oscillator 1 will be
removed from the signal path, and the OSCILLATOR 1 knob will control the
level of the new source.
OSC 2 IN
When an external sound source is patched to this input, Oscillator 2 will be
removed from the signal path, and the OSCILLATOR 2 knob will control the
level of the new source.
NOISE IN
When an external sound source is patched to this input, the Noise generator
will be removed from the signal path, and the NOISE knob will control the level
of the new source.
OUTPUT
The combined signal of all sources connected to the mixer is available at this
output.
TIP: Try patching from the MIXER OUTPUT to the INPUT of the High Pass Filter
in the Utilities section. Then patch from the OUTPUT of the High Pass to the
INPUT of the Low Pass Filter. Now you have two lters for sculpting sounds.