two new oscillator types
- From: Hanno <shaftoe nurfuerspam de>
- To: beast gnome org
- Subject: two new oscillator types
- Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2006 14:20:00 +0100
There are two kind of oscillators I like to talk about.
1) harmonic generators
Easy thing, for generating a waveform you choose a parameter for each
harmonic, that says with how much percent it should be added to the resulting
wave. With that its possible to generate every waveform you like, but its
more intuitive than "painting" a wave on the screen. With this equalizer-like
form you create sound with certain overwave-spectrum which you can handle
quite more easy as just with substractive soundshaping through filters. Its
additive soundshaping.
2) the graintable synthesizer
I discovered this sort of synthesizer in reason. You put together 5-100 ms
long short microsamples. Let repeat some of these grains. And in the end you
get a very complex sound that would be impossible to synthesize with osc, fm
or substractive or additive synth. I work that out, but you can do such
mindbending complex sounds like didgeridoos with that. Didgeridoos, dig it?
I want that. Definitly.
best regards
Hanno
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