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Oscillators
Each oscillator of troika has similar controls. The only difference
between each oscillator is the Waveform Crossfade controls and the
1V/Oct Link Toggle normalisations.
Frequency/Pitch
Coarse: The Coarse knobs control the fundamental frequency of
the corresponding oscillator, effectively changing the pitch of all
waveforms.
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Turning the knob clockwise will increase the frequency.
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Turning the knob anticlockwise will decrease the frequency.
Fine: The Fine knobs are used for minute control of the corresponding
oscillator’s fundamental frequency and is relative to the frequency
defined by the
Coarse knob. This will also effectively change the pitch of
all waveforms.
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Turning the knob clockwise will increase the frequency.
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Turning the knob anticlockwise will decrease the frequency.
1V/Oct Input: The 1V/Oct Inputs are bipolar control voltage inputs
that are calibrated to 1V per Octave.
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This is traditionally used for frequency control (musical pitch) sent
from a sequencer or keyboard.
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Control voltage is summed with the values set by the Coarse and
Fine knobs.
1V/Oct Link Toggle: The 1V/Oct Link Toggles will set 1V/Oct Input
normalisations between each oscillator. If a toggle is in the down
position, the signal present at the uppermost oscillator’s
1V/Oct Input
is normalised to the next oscillator’s 1V/Oct Input . If a toggle is in the
up position, normalisation will be broken. Inserting a secondary signal
to the normalised
1V/Oct Input will also break the normalisation. If a
toggle is in the up position, no normalisation is configured.