[maxmsp] Re: Keeping oscillators in sync in a two oscillator synthesizer
Andreas Wetterberg
awetterberg at post.cybercity.dk
Wed Aug 1 08:23:42 MDT 2007
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Roben Kleene skrev: > Hi Andreas, > > Thanks for the response. > > When you say "oscillators aren't typically synced like this" -- Do you mean (for example) that in most dual oscillator software synthesizers that the oscillators aren't synced? I ask, since this is the setup I am trying to replicate. > You're right - as others have pointed out, syncing of oscillators provides quite a different range of sounds. > I know that in general, the idea is for multiple oscillators to have multiple settings. But with most dual oscillator synthesizers you can set both oscillators to have same settings, so I would like my synthesizer to behave "correctly" in those circumstances. There are reasons you'd want to do this, for example if you wanted to apply further processing to only one of the oscillators later. > I can definitely see the rationale behind wanting to do this, but two identical oscillators being processed differently doesn't do anything a mixing matrix can't handle - simply split the signal and send it different places. Andreas.
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