7.1.7. Function Rate, Amplitude, and Modes
These work not unlike their counterparts in the envelopes. The
Rate
knob sets the Function
speed, subject to the now-familiar tempo sync options:
Then, Modes govern how the Function interprets triggers.
The three buttons on the left are mutually exclusive “radio buttons.”
•
Env:
The Function plays through once when a note is played, like an envelope.
The function rests at the sustain point until notes are released.
•
LFO:
The Function cycles through repeatedly like an LFO, with no sustain point.
•
Key Trig:
Like LFO mode, but the Function begins at the start of its waveform
phase every time a new note is played.
Then, there are the Bipolar and Polyphonic options.
•
Bipolar:
When active, the Function sends positive and negative values to its
destinations. When inactive, only positive values are sent. A horizontal line
appears to indicate the “zero crossing” of the Function.
•
Polyphonic:
When active, modulation of each note played starts at the beginning
of the Function’s phase. When inactive, notes “join in” on the Function wherever
it may be in its cycle.
! Polyphonic behavior is only available in
Env
and
Key Trig
modes.
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