Owner's Manual

Fine

The Fine (fine tune) setting determines the pitch of the

VCO1 in 1-cent steps over a range of 100 cents, or

one semitone. Turning the knob to the right raises the

pitch, while turning it to the left lowers the pitch. The

center position (value = 0) is the basic pitch.

Settings: -50 ~ 0 ~ +50 (cents)

Edge

The Edge setting adjusts the sharpness or smoothness

of the edge of the VCO1 wave. Turning the knob to the

right produces a sharper wave, resulting in a harsher

sound. Turning it to the left produces a rounder wave,

resulting in a softer sound. A value of “0” results in a

sine wave.

Settings: 0 ~ 127

Sharper wave Rounder wave Sine wave

PW (Pulse Width)

The PW setting determines the width of the VCO1

pulse wave. Turning the knob to the right produces

more harmonics, resulting in a fatter sound. In general,

pulse width is used to control the pulse wave; however,

the AN1x can use PW with other waves as well, for a

wider possible variety of sounds than usual.

When set to 64, the Pulse Width is equally balanced,

generating only odd-numbered harmonics.

Settings: 0 ~ 64 ~ 127 (0% ~ 50% ~ 99%)

PWM Depth (Pulse Width

Modulation Depth)

The PWM Depth setting determines the amount of

depth of the pulse width modulation of the VCO1,

based on the PWM Source wave (see next page).

Turning the knob to the right produces a deeper

modulation.

Settings: -64 ~ +63

Basic Pulse Wave

(with only odd-

numbered harmonics)

More HarmonicsMore Harmonics

Pulse Width is

Small

Pulse Width is

64 (50%)

Pulse Width is

Large