Musitronics Mu-Tron Bi-Phase

Sweep Generator 1

• Rate
  controls the speed/rate of the LFO wave that controls the effect
• Man/Ped
  switches the rate of the LFO between the setting of the Rate knob and the pedal.
• Shape
  switches the LFO between a square and a sine wave

Sweep Generator 2

• Rate
  controls the speed/rate of the LFO wave that controls the effect
• Shape
  switches the LFO between a square and a sine wave

Phasor A

• Depth
  controls the depth/amplitude of the modulation (the size of the range in which the effect sweeps).
• Feedback
  sets the amount of effected signal fed back into the effect (for a stronger effect)
• Sweep (Ped/Gen 1)
  switches the sweep control of the phasor between pedal control and LFO control by Sweep Generator 1

Phasor B

• Depth
  controls the depth/amplitude of the modulation (the size of the range in which the effect sweeps).
• Feedback
  sets the amount of effected signal fed back into the effect (for a stronger effect)
• Sweep Sync (Norm/Rev)
  switches between normal sweep and reverse sweep (if you use the same sweep source as phasor A, phasor B will move in the opposite direction).
• Sweep (Gen 1 / Gen 2 / Ped)
  switches the sweep control of the phasor between pedal control, LFO control by Sweep Generator 1 and LFO control by Sweep Generator 2
• Phasor B Input
  selects a source for Phasor B: input A (same input as Phasor A), output A (Phasor B gets the output of Phasor A as input), input B (separate input for Phasor B)

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