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Master Oscillator
Three Root positions alter input frequency range and tracking response, while eight programs set the synthesized harmony.

Independent shopping perspective
Data Corrupter turns a single-note input into a three-voice PLL synth effect built around square-wave fuzz, octave shifts, and modulation. Select the Master Oscillator’s range and program, then shape its movement with sliding Glide or pitch-moving Vibrato. The Subharmonic adds lower-octave programs from one to three octaves down. Its Unison setting removes modulation from the lower voice for a more stable octave layer, while Oscillator mode combines the upper and lower voices with modulation applied.


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Detail 01
Three Root positions alter input frequency range and tracking response, while eight programs set the synthesized harmony.
Detail 02
Glide produces a slide between notes; Vibrato moves pitch up and down.
Detail 03
The lower signal is divided from the square-wave input and bypasses the Frequency Modulator.
Detail 04
The enclosure measures 3.62 x 2.24 x 4.61 inches.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Its Subharmonic section offers eight lower-octave programs spanning one to three octaves below the original.
Glide slides each note into the next. Vibrato modulates pitch up and down.
There are eight selectable Master Oscillator programs.
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