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Intervallic Offsets
When the CTRL Button is illuminated white, the Fader sets the Intervallic
Offset of voices 2, 3 and 4. Setting the Fader to its fully left position
sets all four voices to unison. Moving the Fader to the right introduces
combinations of intervallic unisons, octaves, perfect fourths, and perfect
fifths between each voice. The
Fader’s LED will blink off when the
Intervallic Offset changes.
The Intervallic Offset variations are divided into three groups.
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The furthest left Intervallic Offset setting sets all voices to unison
(no offsets).
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Moving the Fader right switches through 6 Intervallic
Offset variants.
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These 6 variants repeat twice more as the intervallic pattern rotates
around voices 4, 3, and 2.
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It is important to note that the three groups of variants will sound the
same when there are no differing
1V/Oct signals at the 1V/Oct
Inputs of voices 2, 3, and 4.
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When harmonàig is used, the intervallic offsets become diatonic
tensions as the three groups of variants rotate across all
Intervallic
Offset variations at perfect intervals (4ths, 5th and octaves).
The table below shows how each voice is changed as the Fader is
moved from left to right.
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8va = 1 octave above unison
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P5+ = perfect 5th above unison
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P4- = perfect 4th below unison