Flight of Harmony Facehugger 8-Stage Function Generator. Flight of Harmony’s Facehugger is an eight-stage function generator that fills any niche from envelope to waveshaper. While the layout mirrors that of many sequencers, its behavior is far stranger. Typical function generators only give you control over their rise and fall stages. Facehugger on the other hand allows you to arbitrarily set the overall speed, level, polarity, offset, slew time, curve, and number of stages from 1-8. Facehugger includes three switchable run modes. Free Run mode continuously loops at a rate set by the speed knob.
The other two modes rely on triggers or gates to activate the function rather than using external gates to step through its individual stages one at a time. Trigger Only mode runs once through all stages then stops, while Trigger with Gating loops through the stages as long as it detects a high signal at the trigger input. By default, Facehugger uses an internal timing ramp to address the active stages set by the Length knob; moving from one stage to the next at a rate set by the Speed knob. This ramp includes a switch and control to adjust the curve for linear, logarithmic, and exponential shapes. A linear timing ramp gives all stages the same length. An exponential timing ramp starts slow and accelerates over time, taking a shorter and shorter amount of time to step through each active stage.
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- Flight of Harmony’s Facehugger is an eight-stage function generator that fills any niche from envelope to waveshaper
- While the layout mirrors that of many sequencers, its behavior is far stranger
- Facehugger on the other hand allows you to arbitrarily set the overall speed, level, polarity, offset, slew time, curve, and number of stages from 1-8
- Free Run mode continuously loops at a rate set by the speed knob
- An exponential timing ramp starts slow and accelerates over time, taking a shorter and shorter amount of time to step through each active stage
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