The (main) output signal, being passed to the Effects section, is defined by a stereo mix of four signals provided by the two branches (A, B) and the two filters (Comb, SVF). Each signal can be weighted by a bipolar amount and positioned in the stereo field by a panning parameter.
A sine shaper (providing Drive, Fold and Asymmetry, as described for the branch shapers) can manipulate the sum signal and create additional harmonics. The sum also can be amplified or damped by a Level parameter. The key position of a note can also be applied for the tone's position in the stereo field by a Key Pan
parameter.
After the output mixer, the signal will be monophonic (the sum of all voices) and at the same time dual channel (with stereo spreading).