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Waveform selector.................................................................................................................................................................................. 7  \n2. Cross Modulation.................................................................................................................................................................................... 7  \n3. Tune/Transpose........................................................................................................................................................................................ 7  \n4. Unison......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8  \nSUB.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9  \n1. Waveform selector.................................................................................................................................................................................. 9  \n2. Shuffle......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9  \n3. Octave Down............................................................................................................................................................................................ 9  \nMIXER................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10  \nFEEDBACK.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11  \n1. Transpose................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11  \n2. 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