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of each period of the waveform of the master oscillator which therefore acts as a master clock as
shown in Figure 9.
The perceived pitch of the final output of the oscillator module is the same as that of the master
oscillator while the frequency of the slave or synced oscillator only affects the harmonic content
and therefore the timbre of the resulting signal. The Shape control applies to the shape of the
slave oscillator. The shape of the oscillation of the master is indeed irrelevant as it is only used to
generate a master clock signal.
In hard sync mode, the frequency of the master oscillator is determined by the settings of the
Octave, Semi and Key controls. The frequency of the slave oscillator is adjusted using the Tune
knob and its value is presented as a ratio between the frequency of the slave and that of the master
oscillator. It can take values between 1 and 20 and can be modulated by the ramp signal of the
oscillator envelope using the Ramp knob and the output from the LFO module.
Note that in sync mode, the sub-oscillator knob is not available.
Time
Time
Time
Amp
Amp
Amp
Osc Periode
Sync Periode
Sync Osc Periode
Oscillator Signal
Synchronisation Signal
Synchronized Oscillator Signal
Figure 9: Synchronization of the oscillator.
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