Type Alias Heisenberg

Single Output.

The user-assigned name of this device.

The "env 1" envelope of the Heisenberg. Can be assigned to individual operators inside the operator message.

The "env 2" envelope of the Heisenberg. Can be assigned to individual operators inside the operator message.

The "main" envelope of the Heisenberg. Is always applied to the entire synth's gain, but can also be assigned to individual operators inside the operator message.

The Heisenberg filter configuration.

Gain of the synthesizer. Equivalent to a dB range of [-inf, 0.0].

Glide time controls the duration that a note's pitch "glides" to the next note once played. When in Mono or Legato mode, notes will glide if they overlap; in Polyphone mode, notes will glide if they don't overlap.

Whether the device is active or not. When is_active=false, the heisenberg is silent.

The first LFO of the Heisenberg. Can be assigned to the individual operators inside the operator message.

The second LFO of the Heisenberg. Can be assigned to the individual operators inside the operator message.

Micro tuning.

Notes Input.

Operator "A" of the Heisenberg.

Operator "B" of the Heisenberg.

Operator "C" of the Heisenberg.

Operator "D" of the Heisenberg.

Selects the operator detune mode. This value affects which detune mode is shown in the DAW for each operator's detune gauge. It doesn't have an effect on the produced audio.

• 0: invalid
• 1: Semitone - show's semitone to detune an operator
• 2: Ratio - show's the frequency ratio to detune an operator

The Heisenberg pitch envelope. Can be assigned to the individual operators inside the operator message.

Selects the play mode of the synthesizer. The play mode determines how notes are played:

• 0: invalid
• 1: Mono
• 2: Legato
• 3: Polyphone

Mono: At most once note is played at once with slight overlap during release. An incoming note cuts already playing notes.

Legato: Same as mono, but attack is omitted when a new incoming note cut off an already playing note.

Polyphone: Multiple notes/chords can be played simultaneously.

X position on the desktop in the DAW.

Y position on the desktop in the DAW.

Global tuning of the synth, moves all notes played by a given amount of semitones.

Setting this parameter to > 1 will create multiple voices per note.

If there's multiple voices per note (i.e. if unisono_count > 1), increasing this parameter will detune all voices from each other more by up to 1 semitone. Increasing this parameter creates a "wider" sound. If unisono_count is 1, this parameter has no effect.

Spreads the voices across the stereo field. 0 is centered, 1 moves some voices to the right, some to the left. -1 moves them in the opposite direction.

Multiplier for the velocity of the notes, controlling their loudness. No unit.