oltage-controlled monophonic digital sound source

Sound source… like an oscillator? Not really. Most of the timbres it generates are so complex that approaching them with a classic analog modular setup would require a full case of oscillators, filters, VCAs, waveshapers and ring-modulators – that’s why they call it a macro-oscillator – intricate digital synthesis algorithms wrapped in oscillator’s clothes.

Each synthesis algorithm is controlled by two voltage controllable continuously variable parameters, Timbre and Color. Very often, these parameters simultaneously affect several dimensions of timbre, creating very complex movements which would be hard to generate with a traditional setup.

Voltage-controlled digital oscillator featuring 33 synthesis algorithms from 8 categories:

• analog VCO emulation (morphing through triangle/sine, sawtooth, square, pulse waveshapes)
• direct digital synthesis
• vowel/formant synthesis (VOSIM, vowel synthesis, additive harmonics)
• 2-operator FM
• physical simulation of tubes and strings
• wavetable synthesis with smooth XY interpolation
• filtered/coloured/pitched noise
• granular/particular