2Mod4 1/2 consists of 2 Low Frequency Modulators, where Modulator 2 works on Modulator 1. Modulator 2 can be set to OFF.
Several wave types can be selected. The 7th wave type allows to quickly set the this Modulator to a steady signal- some kind of "pause" if you will.
All can be changed in realtime.
The 2 Modulators can be mixed and so more complex wave patterns occur.

2Mod4 1/2 is the first part of 2; here, the 4 outputs can be switched on, while 2Mod4 2/2 splits these 4 outputs into one in phase, and another that is out of phase.
As the phase and out of phase modulators do follow the same modulation values, the out of phase one can get its own offset.

This Instrument has 4 possible outputs.
1. ADD - both modulators added together, or Modulator1 only
2. MAX - both modulators added together but only the maximal values are given
3. MIN - both modulators added together but only the minimal values are given
4. MULT - both modulators multiplied. For this to happen, both Modulators needs to be activated.

Some extra coding inside the target Instrument is needed. 2Mod4 2/2 produces k-rate modulations, (or when resolution is set, at a-rate) but if i-rate is needed, a conversion
inside the target instrument must be implemented.
Scaling must be done in the target Instrument.

ALL SCALING AND ADDING AN OFFSET TO THE PRODUCED VALUES MUST BE DONE IN THE TARGET INSTRUMENT ITSELF.
2Mod4 only produces values between -1....1. Any offset or scaling back to values between 0...1 must be done in the target Instr.

To save CPU, only select the outputs you need!

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version 1, April 2023
- initial version