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Phase Distortion Oscillator
https://www.infrasonicaudio.com/products/warp-core
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Like New - (used an hour or less for testing) Phase Distortion OscillatorWarp Core is a stereo/dual-output complex oscillator designed for deep and uniquely digital timbral exploration. Unlike traditional oscillators, Warp Core does not produce perfect geometric wave shapes (triangle, saw, square, etc), but instead uses a digital synthesis technique called phase distortion to produce variably complex waveforms with rich harmonic content from a pure sine wave lookup table.PHASE DISTORTIONThe phase distortion engine features 8 different continuously variable algorithms assignable to two slots routed in series, for a total of 64 possible combinations. Because these algorithms are almost all nonlinear, in most cases different timbres will be produced when swapping the order of the selected algorithms.PHASE MODULATIONWarp Core also features phase modulation pre- or post- phase distortion via an internal sine modulation oscillator with a configurable frequency ratio relative to the main oscillator. For even more phase modulation possibilities, there is also an audio-rate external PM input.TONE THICKENINGTwo configurable “thickness” parameters serve to reinforce the fundamental and/or sub-octave of the oscillator output and provide slight detuning on the 90° output for thicker stereo or unison sounds.INNOVATIVE, PRECISE TUNINGLast but not least, Warp Core’s calibrated tuning controls enable quickly and easily tuning the oscillator to arbitrary frequencies or perfectly tuned (A=440Hz 12-TET) semitones in multiple octaves as well as locking the tuning knob to preserve perfect tuning for a live performance.
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