![]() ![]() Relative, here, means the overall sound output is kept at the same level, but the relative amount of each of the oscillators is adjustable. Level - Sets the relative volume of each of the oscillators.Panning - Sets the stereo panning of the individual oscillators.Fine Tuning - Sets the fine tuning (range -1 to +1 semitone) of the individual oscillators.Coarse Tuning - Sets the coarse tuning (range -24 to +24 semitones) of the individual oscillators.When the knob is in the middle, the effect is turned off. This adds to the stereo panorama of the sound produced, and creates a 'stereo flange' effect. ![]() Detune - Allows you to de-tune the stereo sound of the generator, by applying a slightly different frequency at the left and right sound channels.Stereo phase offset adds to the richness and stereo panorama of the sound produced. The offset results in the oscillator starting at a different point on the oscillator's shape (for example, start at the highest value of the sine function instead at the zero point). Phase OFS - Allows you to set different phase offset for the left and right channels of the generator.However, if you set the Fine frequency to a slightly different value, this can produce interesting flanging/phasing effects. When you mix two oscillators with equal settings, and one of them is inverted, they cancel each other and no sound is produced. Invert Switch - Allows you to invert the phase of the oscillator.Custom uses whatever sample is loaded in the channel Sampler Settings page. Shape Selectors - Buttons in each of the oscillators, allowing one of the following choices: sine, triangle, square, saw, rounded saw, noise, custom.This section covers parameters for all of the oscillators. NOTE: 3x Osc is an old-school synth with a raw (aliased) sound from the 90's. This means the rendered tracks may sound better, but rendering will be slower. To reduce CPU load the oscillators are anti-aliased during rendering only. It has been used in 1,000,000s of FL Studio projects since 2000 and continues to bring bright sunny days to synthesists world wide. You can therefore use OSCulator to route OSC message to a Pacarana, or to send natively supported devices' OSC messages to a Pacarana's OSC port (like the Wiimote, Space Navigator, etc.).3x Osc is a deceptively powerful 3 x Oscillator, subtractive synthesizer feeding the FL Studio Sampler. The downside it that you have to plug your computer and Pacarana to a network switch, also it does not work with Capybaras. The benefit of using OSC messages is that you can communicate bidirectionally with Kyma, for example when you change a value in the VCS it will send an update to the mapped origin. The Pacarana supports OSC messages natively. So that's about sending firewire messages to a Capybara or Pacarana. You'll find the Wiimote examples at the end of the page Once last hint about Kyma CCs: if you want to use the Wiimote, it is much recommended to have a look at these pages on SSC's website: This is very useful if you want to see the names of the hit variables displayed in the OSCulator menus. Optionally, you can tell OSCulator where is your Global Map file located. ![]() All you need to do is to plug you computer to the machine (which anyways is need to use Kyma). If you want to use Kyma messages through firewire, there is no need for a specific configuration. Once you've mastered how to send control changes, you'll know how to do that with Kyma. YOu can also send notes whose pitch is updated continuously, which unlike MIDI is very cool.īasically using the Kyma CC and Kyma Note event is very simple and works just like the MIDI CC and the MIDI Note events. This communication is not bi-directional though because of a technical limitation. In fact, OSCulator can send messages to Kyma through the firewire port, like some sort of MIDI messages but much much more precise. You are right, the manual has not been updated and the old manual pages have been incidentally removed. ![]()
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