What each knob does
Five knobs, and each one moves four or five parts of the sound at
once — which is why turning one changes more than you would expect.
Every position of every knob plays. There is nothing in here to avoid.
- mood
- dark → bright opens the filter and turns the key from minor to major
- shape
- soft → aggressive softens or sharpens the attack, the drive and the resonance
- space
- dry → enormous sends the notes into a bigger and bigger room
- pulse
- slow → frantic how often a note arrives
- pitch
- low → high where the whole instrument sits
Turn a knob the way you would a real one: take hold of it and sweep
around its centre, and it follows your hand. Swinging wide turns it
more slowly, which is how you land on a setting exactly. Or focus a
knob and use the arrow keys — hold Shift for finer steps, Home and End
for the two ends, and double-click to put one back in the middle.