Synthesis Technology E350 Morphing Terrarium

Unique wavetable VCO with 2 independent waveform outputs. What sets the E350 apart from previous wavetable oscillators is the voltage-controlled two-dimensional morphing. Sound is really good and clear. The module ships with 3 banks of 64 ‘basic’ waveforms (192 total). Each bank of 64 waves is arranged in memory as an 8×8 array, like a chess board. The ‘rows’ are called ‘the X direction’ and the columns are ‘the > direction’. The 2 panel controls and the 2 external control voltages (morph X and morph Y) scan the two axes. The third control voltage is called ‘Z morph’, and it determines the waveshape at the Z out. The Z control voltage ‘scans’ then wavetable bank from wave #1 (think as row 1, column 1) to wave #64 (row 8, column 8). For example: if X morph is set to 2, and Y morph is set to 5, the signal at XY out is the waveform stored at row 2, column 5 (the 13th wavetable). The Z out is completely independent of XY out, so if the morph Z knob is at 48, then the 48th wavetable (row 6, column 8) is the output controls: coarse/fine – initial frequency of the vco FM: attenuates the voltage on the fm jack 0-100% Morph Y – sets the starting point of the XY out waveshape in a row Morph Y – sets the starting point of the XY out waveshape in a column Morph Z – sets the starting point of the Z out waveshape (scans the entire bank) Bank – selects the wavetable bank: A: sine/hammond organs B: widely varies C: LFO shapes/noise Range – selects the operating range of the vco frequency