Feb 4, 2022
nanobox | lemondrop User Guide v 1.0.10
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Grain Oscillator One and Two
The graph represents the first 30 seconds of the WAV file for the grain oscillator, or the full
file if shorter. The graph is animated to show the behavior of the earliest triggered note
that is still playing. The white vertical bars represent the playback position of each
currently playing grain. Touch a graph to open the Granulator Settings screen for the
graph. From the Granulator Settings screen, you can navigate through the stack to access
the third oscillator.
X and Y Gauges
X and Y are two manually controlled modulation sources. These gauges show their current values,
with zero in the middle. From the dashboard, turn the top knob to control X and the bottom knob to
control Y. You can also control X and Y from the XY Modulator Screen and via MIDI. Go to the
modulation settings for a parameter to configure X or Y to control that parameter.
Control Panel - FILT
The top and bottom gauges display the Cutoff (for Low Pass and High Pass filters) or
Center Frequency (for Notch and Band Pass filters) for FILT1 and FILT2. If the gauges are
moving, this value is being controlled by a modulation source. Touch the panel to access
the Filter Settings stack.
Control Panel - ENV
The top and bottom gauges displays the level of the signal as controlled by the envelope
for ENV1 and ENV2. The gauges move to show how the envelope is applied over time.
Touch the panel to access the Envelope Settings stack.
Control Panel - LFO/SEQ
The top two gauges display the current value being output by LFO1 and LFO2. The
bottom gauge displays the current value being output by the SEQ. Touch the panel to
access the LFO + SEQ Modulation stack.
