Wavesweep Oscillator

HOW IT WORKS

Wavesweep uses the internal wavetables (90) of the Korg engine. You specify the first and last wave, and how many in-between waves to use. Wavesweep then sweeps from the first to the last with the specified number of intermediate waves. The smoothness of the transition between waves can be controlled from a gentle fade to an abrupt change in tone. The oscillator plays back 2 detuned voices with realtime control over the detuning for smooth unison effects. The wave sweep can be looped or end at the last wave.

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See and hear the Wavesweep Osc in action using the Korg Minilogue XD.

Wavesweep Oscillator for Korg’s Multi-Engine

Our Wavesweep Oscillator grabs hold of the Minilogue XD’s 90 wavetables and allows you to sweep through them, creating an endless array of new wavetable shapes.

PARAMETERS

Start (1-91) – controls the first wave
End (1-91) – controls the last wave
Tables (2-91) – controls how many intermediate waves to use
Smoothness (0-100%) – controls the smoothness of the transition between consecutive waves
Play mode (1-4) – controls the loop behavior and randomization of the start point
1. stop at the end of sweep, start at the first wave
2. loop at the end of sweep, start at the first wave
3. stop at the end of sweep, start at a random wave
4. loop at the end of sweep, start at a random wave

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

The Shape knob is a manual morph between the first and last wave
Shift-Shape is a bipolar control for unison
- when > 50, turning the control to the right increases the amount of detuning
- when < 50, turning the control to the left increases the amount of detuning. The second voice is pitched one octave below.

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