Here you can adjust the meta settings for the patch and how the synth responds to a keyboard, etc.
MONO
This toggle puts the synth into mono-synth mode. Only one note will sound at a time.
Currently, only “multi-trigger” mono mode is supported. This means if you play a new note while still holding the last note, a new envelope will be triggered, going through the attack phase again. If the last held note was sustaining at half volume, it will attack from that point (instead of being forced to 0 first).
Randomize Phase
By default in Sine Machine, every Note On restarts the phase of the oscillators of all harmonics.
When this toggle is on, a random phase is chosen for the fundamental. All harmonics are then adjusted to stay in the same relative phase as they would be in a standard sawtooth wave.
Unison Voices
How many voices are triggered by your keyboard or a Note On. Sine Machine’s unison is at the voice level, not the oscillator level, so each unison voice has its own full set of ADSRs, pitch and trem modulation.
That means if you choose 5 unison voices, you will only have 4 available voices to play simultaneously before they will be “fast killed” by the synth to make room for the next voice.
Unison Spread
Unison Spread allows you to detune the unison voices so that they thicken the sound. The algorithm is unique depending on how many Unison Voices are selected.
Glide Time (per harmonic)
When Glide Time is greater than 0, a new note will glide from frequency of the last note played.
The Harmonic XY control allows you to adjust how long the different harmonics take to glide.
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