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Waldorf Rocket Synthesizer

User Manual for Waldorf Rocket Synthesizer

• Product category: Synthesizer Modules Waldorf
• Brand: Waldorf
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• Waldorf Rocket Demo

Oscillator Switch
• The oscillator switch allows you to select between a pulse and sawtooth waveform. A pulse waveform has only odd harmonics of the fundamental frequency. A sawtooth waveform has both the odd and even harmonics of the waveform

Wave Knob
• For sawtooth waveforms, the wave knob allows you to change the sync envelope time for the waveform or add up to eight sawtooth waves playing in unison. For pulse waveforms, the wave knob adjusts the pulsewidth of the oscillator from a needle impulse to a square wave with 50% pulsewidth

Tune Knob
• The tune knob allows you to detune the waveform in cents and control the pitch of the synchronization start

Glide
• The Glide knob gives you control over the glide time between notes, similar to the way notes can glide continuously on fretless stringed instruments or certain brass instruments like a trombone. To use the glide effect you must play the synthesizer legato

VCF Filter Selection
• You can select low-pass, band-pass, and high-pass filters from the VCF type switch. You can then adjust the cutoff frequency, resonance of the cutoff frequency, and the influence of the envelope modulator on the cutoff frequency

Envelope Section
• The envelope section of the synthesizer allows you to switch on harmonic boosting, control the sustain of the note, the release, and the decay value which determines the amount of time it takes for the signal to reach its sustain level

LFO
• The LFO on the synthesizer generates a periodic waveform that modulates the signal. Within this section you can adjust the pitch of the oscillation, the filter cutoff, the depth of the modulation, the speed of the oscillation, and the shape of the waveform. You can select either square, triangle, saw, or diverse waveforms.

Arpeggiator
• The LFO section can also be switched to operate as an arpeggiator, wherein incoming MIDI chords will be broken into their respective notes and played rhythmically in sequence. You can adjust the range of the arpeggiator to play the notes up to four octaves wide. You can also select whether the arpeggiator will play up, down, or randomly with the pattern of the notes

Headphone Out
• For monitoring, the synthesizer features a 3.5mm headphone out with an adjustable output level

MIDI Launch Button
• The synthesizer features a MIDI launch button that will re-trigger the device using the last MIDI note that the synthesizer received

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