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Oscillator (noun)

Type: noun

Pronunciation: /osc-ill-a-tor/

What does Oscillator mean?

The part of a synth that generates a particular waveform (typically a sine, sawtooth, square or triangle).

Oscillator is the part of a synth that generates a particular waveform (typically a sine, sawtooth, square or triangle). An oscillator’s pitch can be changed based on notes or modulation.

Example sentence: “I used the oscillator to create it.”

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