Make Noise Multiwave: A New Breed of Wavetable Oscillator
8-Channel Wavetable Oscillator for the New Universal Synthesizer System
Make Noise unveils the next module of the exciting New Universal Synthesizer System: Multiwave is an 8-channel wavetable oscillator with a bunch of tricks up its sleeve.
Make Noise Multiwave
Make Noise continues to expand its so-called “New Universal Synthesizer System” (NUSS). The common idea behind previous NUSS modules such as MultiMod and Polimaths: simple structures are used to generate multiple signals that interact with each other and relate to each other musically in different ways. Or, as Make Noise calls it: “From one comes many.” Now, there’s an oscillator to match.
Multiwave is an 8-channel wavetable oscillator module. Each channel offers two wavetable oscillators (A and B) that can be controlled independently or jointly. 64 wavetables are included, each consisting of 64 waves. Oscillators A and B each have their own V/Oct inputs; in addition, a global pitch input is available for transposition.
The Spread, Span, and Accumulate parameters known from Polimaths and MultiMod are a common thread that seems to run through all NUSS modules, including the new Multiwave. They determine the relationship between the signals at the eight outputs. According to Make Noise, Multiwave can even act as an additive harmonic oscillator. In addition, Multiwave offers a Detune parameter for detuning the channels against each other, a polyphonic quantizer, and a polyphonic glide effect. There’s also an integrated MultiMod LFO. Like all Make Noise modules, Multimod offers extensive CV control.
Price and Availability
You can now order Make Noise Multiwave from Thomann* for $513 / £472 / €529.
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