Make Noise MultiWAVE - Oscillator Modular Synthesizer

• 8-channel Dual Wavetable oscillator
• Independent tracking of oscillators A and B via 4 follow modes
• Creates polyphonic structures through modulation dissemination, span modes, spread & accumulate
• Variable timbre per channel
• Independent volt/oct inputs per oscillator + global transpose input
• Integrated polyphonic quantizer
• Modulatable polyphonic detuning & glide
• Can be used as harmonic oscillator
• Integrated MultiMod LFO for modulation of wavetables
• Variable modulation time and depth per voice via spread and modulation dissemination
• Smooth interpolation between waveforms
• 8 banks with 8 Wavetables each (64 in total) / 64 waves per wavetable
• Compatible with Wavetables in waveedit format
• Activation of channels in multiple voltage controllable span modes in any order via channel index
• 15 CV/Gate inputs
• 8 oscillator outputs
• designed for use with , and future NUSS modules
• Part of the MN New Universal Synthesiser System

The MultiWAVE from Make Noise is an 8-channel dual wavetable oscillator for the New Universal Synthesiser System or any other Eurorack system. With just one set of controls, you can adjust not only the two oscillators but also their offset and excursion on the eight outputs. MultiWAVE is primarily a wavetable oscillator with 8 banks of 8 waveforms each and 64 waves per wavetable. Frequency, modulation and wavetable position are the main parameters of both oscillators. Oscillators A and B can be tracked independently of each other, for which there are 4 follow modes. The module generates the polyphonic structures using modulation dissemination, span modes, spread and accumulate. In simple terms, these are used to set the offset and deflection for the eight outputs. The results sound polyphonic in most settings, although they are played monophonically via a single control voltage. This results in a variable timbre for each output. The integrated, polyphonic quantizer ensures musically meaningful results. Even the glide parameter is polyphonic and varies with the note intervals of the outputs. At the rear, MultiWAVE can be connected to two MN QXG modules and have ready-made connections for polyphonic patches.