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Oscillators

Each axis has a dedicated oscillator associated with it.

Controls

Octave

Sets the octave offset for the oscillator when in Follow Note and Note modes. Can be set between -8 to +8 octaves

Ratio

Sets the clock ratio to follow when the Follow Mode is set to Ratio mode. Can be set between *32 to 1/32.

Influence

How much the oscillator influences its assigned roational axis.

Phase

The phase of the waveform.

Slop

Determines how strong the dephase is for to the oscillator. This is also designed to specifically dephase in the way the original SLURP VCV module did if fully enabled.

Type

This sets the style of oscillator.

  • Sine: follows a sine pattern.
  • Saw: follows a saw pattern.
  • Phasor: follows a rising phase pattern.
  • Square: follows a square pattern.
  • Noise: sets the oscillator to noise mode.
  • Const: sets to constant mode outputting a set constant value (no oscillation).
  • Audio In: sets the oscilaltor audio mode.

Paid Feature

Noise, Const, and Audio In modes are only available in the full paid version of SLURP.

Follow Mode

  • Follow Note: The oscillator will follow the note the voice is playing.
  • Note: Only follows the note specified in from the Octave knob.
  • Ratio: Follows a ratio of time determied by the clock.

Noise Options

Specific options when the oscillator is in noise mode:

  • Noise Type

    Lets you choose the specific noise algorithm to use. The options are: Simplex, Cellular, Perlin, White, Red, Blue.

  • Fractal Type

    Fractal setting for the Simplex, Cellular, and Perlin noise types. Values: None, FBm (fractional brownian motion), Ridged, Ping Pong.

Extra Oscillator Modes

Control an axis with extra modes like; DAW Audio In, and Constant values.

Audio In

Sending audio through SLURP's input can allow it to be used to directly control an axis or any modulatable parameter throught the Audio In oscillator mode.

Only the Influence parameter can be modified in this mode. More options to come!

Constant

This oscillator mode will output one constant value from -10 to 10.