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OBERON - User Manual
Editable Filter response curves
In Oberon, the filters don't have predefined modes such as low pass, high pass or comb. Instead you define
the filter response yourself, again with an editable curve. Each filter response can morph between two
curves for even more dramatic and changing effects.
X-Morph between oscillators
This special feature lets you smoothly morph between two sound sources, potentially of different pitches and
timbre. Morph between a pitch downed version of the same oscillator or between oscillator 1 and oscillator 2
for original transitions. The morphing effect can also be masked for certain portions of the spectrum if, for
instance, you want to apply the character of one sound source solely to the high frequencies.
Unison and Octave copies
To fatten your sounds, each oscillator can be virtually duplicated up to 8 times with a pitch detune. After that,
if this isn't enough, another virtual copy of the resulting sound can be added to your final sound mix at an
octave higher. As the term “virtual copy” coins, all this is extremely efficient on your CPU.
Timbre bend
If you are in need of metallic inharmonic sounds, this is the functionality you need. With it you can quickly
bend your sound to mimic highly rigid strings, bells or quirky buzzes, in a predictable way.
Separate voice audio and gate outputs
On the back panel you will find 8 separate outputs for both stereo audio and CV gate. Individual voices can
be distributed among these outputs.
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