Fundamental 3

Fundamental3 welcomes a built-in stochastic sequencer driving all its oscillators as sequencer events with sample accuracy. A stochastic sequencer calculates its event with probabilistic functions to decide their onset time and durations to distribute them on the sequence time lime.

Oscillator cloning :

Now each oscillator of Fundamental3 has a clone.

When active, it receives the same parameters, however it has its own GEN modulations running apart.

Therefore any modulation (pitch, gain, panning) with different stochastic results will render its distinctive sound apart from the primary oscillator.

Stochastic sequencer :

A handful amount of probabilistic functions to calculate the onset and durations of the stochastic sequencer events.

The sequence length can be manipulated with the probabilistic functions as well.

Deterministic distribution of the sequence events is possible with direct editing of the onset time and durations for each event.

a second envelope system :

The sequence events have a dedicated envelope system, apart from the oscillator gain level mixer envelopes. Both can be used at the same time.

Forward and forward<->backwards loop playback.

BPM sync of the sequencer.

Sequencer event distribution can be frozen and the last state can be saved along with the preset.