Architecture of the synth Gek.kon by Sound Objects

Architecture of the synths Gek.kon DCO one generates sawtooth, triangle, sine and pulse waveforms. Pulse width is controlled by the width knob. We can activate DCO 2. Turn the DCO 2 on. Both DCOs generate the same waveform. DCO 1 and 2 can be tuned to each other. Set the indicator to H for tune and P for even more precise fine tuning. Both DCOs change the waveform with the according switch. Goed gedaan. Good job. Молодец. ;) Modulator LFO. LFO can be routed to multiple destinations: oscillators, amplifier, PWM, filter envelope. Rate and Depth controls define the level and frequency of the modulation. LFO to amplifier modulates the level, creating vibrato. ADSR - classic set of attack, decay, sustain and release controls allows to synthesise a ange from plucky type of sounds till long-played tunes. LFO to Pulse Width Modulator modifies width of the pulse. This is only applied to the Pulse type of waveform. LFO on VCF curve. Modulator can be sent to Attack - Release controls of the VCF. The synth has dual filter, one to smooth the digital artefacts and second one to influence the timbre. Filter Phase invert knob inverts the filter envelope and that gives possibility to generate new timbres. Extra features are overdrive, noise, fuse, distortion type effects, activated by mod 1 to 4 switches. On the rare panel we see power adapter input and off/on switch, midi input, midi channel set knob and monophonic line output. Front panel marks the inputs. The...