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CHAPTER 22. LIVE INSTRUMENT REFERENCE 297

is the adjacent quantize control. If this control is activated, the frequency will only move in

whole numbers, just as if the Coarse control were being manually adjusted. If quantize is

not activated, the frequency will be shifted in an unquantized manner, leading to detuned

or inharmonic sounds (which very well could be exactly what you want...).

The amplitude of an oscillator depends on the Level setting of the oscillator in the shell and

on its envelope, which is shown in its display and can be adjusted from there. It can also

be modied by note velocity and note pitch with the Level<Vel and Level<Key parameters

available in the lower portion of each oscillator's display.

The phase of each oscillator can be adjusted using the Phase control in its display.

As explained earlier oscillators can modulate each other when set up to do so with the

global display's algorithms. Oscillator D can also modulate itself, via the Feedback param-

eter available in its display. When an oscillator is modulating another oscillator, two main

properties dene the result: the amplitude of the modulating oscillator and the frequency

ratio between both oscillators.

22.2.3 LFO Section

Operator's LFO

Parameters.

The LFO in Operator can practically be thought of as a fth oscillator. It runs at audio rates,

and it modulates the frequency of the other oscillators. It is possible to switch modulation by

the LFO on or off for each individual oscillator (and the lter) using the Destination buttons

in the LFO's display. The LFO can also be turned off if it is unused.

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