oh, that's interesting,... may I also ask what do you think these do? :)
cheers
EDIT: well, Detune is not really your regular "detune" control, may I tell you: in fact, it detunes *both* oscillators on the same amount but in diverging directions: if set to 0.0 means that no detuning is applied of course; however, if set to 100.0 then both oscilators are detuned in one octave (12 semitones) apart from each other, or a half-octave (6 semitones) from the center aka the nominal note/key tone of the whichever tuning scale you're set up to (nb. synthv1 can go microtonal, not just the western-standard equal-temperament- tuning, as is the boring default, mind you;)
oh, that's interesting,... may I also ask what do you think these do? :)
cheers
EDIT: well, Detune is not really your regular "detune" control, may I tell you: in fact, it detunes *both* oscillators on the same amount but in diverging directions: if set to 0.0 means that no detuning is applied of course; however, if set to 100.0 then both oscilators are detuned in one octave (12 semitones) apart from each other, or a half-octave (6 semitones) from the center aka the nominal note/key tone of the whichever tuning scale you're set up to (nb. synthv1 can go microtonal, not just the western-standard equal-temperament- tuning, as is the boring default, mind you;)