U he Hive 2 ’s Function Generators combine simple envelope functionality with LFO, slew limiter (a.k.a. The shape sequencer has four Shape Modulator lanes (A, B, C and D), each with an independent set of options determining how the active cells in that lane are sequenced: This means that the shape modulators can be triggered differently and run at different speeds! While it may look like a baby version of what other synths have to offer, Hive’s shape sequencer can do a lot more than first meets the eye… Function Generators The Shape Sequencer is where you can create complex modulations and/or rhythmic patterns, it offers a comfortable way to 'gamify’ rhythm creation. The spectral and zero phase modes shift the relative phases of partials differently, while the switch option only shows non-interpolated waveforms. The appearance (and CPU usage) of waveforms can differ significantly, depending on the chosen interpolation. U he Hive 2 provides 4 different algorithms for interpolating between wavetable frames: switch, crossfade, spectral, or zero phase. If you’re interested in writing your own scripts, grab this document (also included in the U he Hive 2 installer)… Interpolation
Want to go even deeper? Many of Hive’s factory wavetables are not samples, but „.uhm” files containing scripts written in a proprietary wavetable generation and manipulation language. This feature opens up a second dimension of wavetable scanning, such as velocity crossfade or multisample support. The lower Position knob will crossfade between those 3. For instance, a wavetable with 30 frames can be split into 3 x 10 frames by setting Tables to 3. Wavetables can be split into multiple parts (up to 16), effectively creating a 2-dimensional oscillator.
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