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nb: the term morphing in this context does not stand for signal analyzing, rendering, resynthesezing etc., which is used e.g. in Stephan Bernsee’s hard- (Neuron) and soft(Prosonic) synthesizers; for these applications, Scope soft- and hardware is not suitable. |
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this one could be used, eg, to provide control values for seamless transition between filter modules. like all CWm ControlUnits, it has memory storage for up to 8 snapshots, which can be recalled by connecting it to a MorphSwitch module. |
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when selecting a different snapshot, the CU will change it’s output: |
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the time it takes to perform this change can be defined by the little red “morph” knob; there is also “-” button for minimal fade time. |
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the modules in the third category, PSw modules, are a mix of the two others. they have circuit control elements like buttons and faders, but also a PSwitch input for remote control. sequencer, switch matrix, value matrix, and logic modules can be found here. |
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dspLoad 0.20 |
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dspLoad 0.00 |
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dspLoad 31.30/28.10 |
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dspLoad 28.00 |
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dspLoad 19.80/16.70/16.60 |
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