Turn any multi-waveform oscillator into a morphing one. Connect each waveform output to the matching input (or get creative) and ride the orange slider for smooth transformations between them. It recreates the “vari-wave” knob of a notable hardware oscillator, only you can switch up the source material.
Of course the slider can be modultated with CV, and two dials at the top can be used to easily narrow the morphing to a subset of waveform. There’s also an onboard VCA to streamline your setup or get into other sorts of amplitude modulation if you like.
The CV output jacks (center) send a linear voltage representing the crossfader position between any two inputs and can be used to achieve modulations elsewhere. For instance, an array of different VCAs can be opened up from the output, leading different crossfade points toward different signal chains. There’s a lot of creative things you can do with these even while ignoring the mixing capabilities.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AT0vLgSNjo: Quad-Center Waveform-Morphing Crossfader
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