User Guide
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Designed and built by Reason users with over ten years experience in the software, Ammo 100LA is lightweight, ultra-compact oscillator designed for quick LFO production or as the centre of a modular synthesizer. With 128 Ammo waveforms, and dual lag controls to independently smooth abrupt voltage changes of the up and down waveform slopes.
Ammo 100LA features
- One modular audio oscillator
- Free-running or key synced
- 128 preset waveforms provide easy-to-use, predictable but complex modulation curves, and a random/noise wave
- LFO range from 0.001 Hz to 30 Hz
- Audio range from 30 Hz to 8,372 Hz with semitone and cents adjust
- 31 tempo sync speeds from 32/1 to 1/128T
- Invertible waveform depth control
- One-shot mode plays a selected waveform once per gate and holds the final value
- Pulse Width adjustment (currently LFO range only)
- Lag controls: only Ammo uses separate lag controls (slew limit) for the up and the down slopes of the waveform for fine control of waveform smoothing
- Lag controls can be used as low-pass filters
- Fine-tune the output level with a master channel output adjustment
- Positive and negative waveform value indicators for each output
- Four bipolar CV rate outputs, including one invertible output
- Four unipolar CV rate outputs, including one invertible output
- Four audio outputs
- Audio rate FM and AM inputs
- Adjust the sensitivity of Re-ARM sources to rate modulation - a 7th, one or two octaves, or full range (26 octaves)!
- Set portamento time with legato - play Ammo like a Theremin!
- Select "always on" oscillator output, with or without keyboard pitch controlled, or add pitch and gate control with a Charlotte Envelope Generator
- 360° phase adjustment
Designed by Jiggery-Pokery Sound,
Coded by Pitchblende Ltd
Updates
2.0.1
- Fixed a decal ordering issue that could render the front folded waveselector incorrectly
2.0.0
- Codebase updated to SDK2.2 (Reason 7+)
- Fixed Sequencer CV input "drone" behaviour: the Note CV In connection (e.g. from Matrix Pattern Sequencer's Note CV Out or another LFO signal) no longer also requires a Gate CV connection in order to change pitch. A "CV Note only" connection can only be applied when both "Free" (Oscillator Free Run) is "On", and "Kbd/Porta" is not "off".
- Fixed issue with one-shot outputting incorrect value at slow rates
- Amended several waveform graphics to better reflect final value for one-shot hold (at 0° Phase)
1.2.0
- Oscillator can now operate free running or key event waveform reset when not using either an external envelope or one-shot mode via the new "Free" button. Note that this control is ignored if One-Shot is enabled
1.1.1
- One-shot mode now retriggers correctly
1.1.0
- Added logarithmic lag mode
- Improved startup performance
