Before we begin working with MIDI in the Interactive Music Hierarchy, let’s take a look at the synthesizer functionality of the Wwise Synth One source plug-in.
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Input
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Frequency Mode - The source of the input frequency used by the oscillators.
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Base Frequency - Frequency is obtained from the Base Frequency property.
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Midi Note - Frequency is obtained from received MIDI note events.
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Base Frequency
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20-20000 Hz - Input frequency for oscillators in Hz.
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2 Oscillators
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4 Waveform Types - Available for each Oscillator.
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Sine
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Triangle
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Square
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Sawtooth
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Transpose: The Pitch of the Oscillator
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-3600 to +3600 cents - Transposition of input frequency, in cents.
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Level - Output level of Oscillator, in dB, applied before the Oscillators are combined.
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PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) - A technique that conforms the width of the pulse based on the modulator signal.
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Invert - Inverts the Output of the Oscillator.
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Output - How the Oscillator outputs are combined
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Mode
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Mix: the samples are added
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Ring: the samples are multiplied
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FM (Frequency Modulation) - This value determines how much of Oscillator 2's output is used to generate oscillator 1's output.
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20-20000 Hz
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Level (Volume) - Level applied to the final signal (combined Oscillator outputs mixed with noise generator output).
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Noise
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Noise Shape - The type of noise generated.
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White Noise
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Pink Noise
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Noise Level (Volume): Level applied to the output of the noise module, in dB. The level is applied before the output of the noise module is mixed with the combined Oscillator outputs.
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