Four Seas

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Four Seas has controls for coarse and fine tuning, and there's a tuning lock to prevent unwanted adventures in pitch.

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Four Seas comes with 12 banks, or wave cubes, that you can choose from. You can make your own and load them via the SD card slot on the front. We will release a tool for that soon.

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Four Seas can track V/oct CV for 10 octaves, and there's a linear FM input with an attenuverter.

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The pitch of Four Seas can be spread into four individual pitches, sent to the four outputs. Spread mode selects the ratio of the four pitches.

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X, Y, and Z position controls a point inside the wave cube, and thus the waveform that's sent to the outputs.

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You can spread the initial point into four individual points inside the wave cube, resulting in different timbres at each output.

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Four Seas has a switch for smooth or stepped movement when changing the point and spread inside the wave cube.

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Four Seas has two audio inputs for modulating oscillator phase. You can choose from three different types of phase modulation.

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Four Seas has four independent but related audio outputs, allowing for flexible and complex patching.

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Four Seas has two inputs for oscillator sync, one of both pairs of outputs, and you can choose from three oscillator sync types.

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You can choose from three oscillator modulation types and control the amount of modulation applied to each pair of outputs.

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Each output pair can also be run at LFO rate, which gives you modulation signals that are musically related to the audio outputs.