3D Map, 2D Wave, and Analyzer Tabs

Allows you to select a specific channel or the sum of all channels. By default, the display shows all available channels, that is, one for mono wavetables, two for stereo wavetables, etc.

Displays a single cycle of the current waveform. The shape of the waveform changes as the sound evolves, reflecting the waveform at the current position in the wavetable. If Multi-Oscillator is activated in the Wavetable section of the Zone Editor, the view displays the waveform of the individual oscillators.

Displays a topographic map of the entire wavetable. The current position in the wavetable is indicated by a line. If Multi-Oscillator is activated in the Wavetable section of the Zone Editor, the view indicates the position of the individual oscillators.

• To change the viewing angle, drag the 3D map.

• To zoom in and out, use the scroll wheel of your mouse.

Displays the frequency spectrum at the oscillator output. This allows you to see how the spectrum evolves during the playback of a note, that is, you can see the influence of the oscillator settings on the frequency spectrum in real time. This can be useful to see how the spectral filter or the formant filter affects the spectrum, for example.