Output

The Output section is the last thing the sound passes through before it leaves the synth — level, stereo, and a few finishing touches.

• Transpose — shifts pitch in semitones, with −8va / +8va buttons for exact octave jumps. It applies to new notes; notes you’re already holding keep their pitch.
• Width — stereo spread. As you widen it, the synth places odd and even partials to the left and right, so the spread comes from the harmonic content itself rather than a generic stereo effect. Narrow for a focused mono-ish center, wide for a big stereo image.
• Drive — saturation. From clean to hot, it adds warmth and grit, rounding off the purity of the additive engine when you want some analog dirt.
• Output — the master level of the patch.
• Pan — left/right placement.
• Vel — how much velocity affects volume. At fixed, every note plays at the same level regardless of how hard you hit it (organ-style); toward full, dynamics come through. Note this is about volume — velocity can be routed to other destinations in the mod matrix independently.