djbrynte ·
OSC 3 Amplitude Modulation (OSC 3 > AM) - Switch on to use Oscillator 3 as an amplitude modulation of the other 2 oscillators.
How to make this? any ideas?
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djbrynte ·
OSC 3 Amplitude Modulation (OSC 3 > AM) - Switch on to use Oscillator 3 as an amplitude modulation of the other 2 oscillators.
How to make this? any ideas?
trogluddite ·
Hi DJ, Don't have much time, and some other folks are helping with your other posts - but here is some quick help for the AM before I have to go out.
AM is just using an amp (or multiply = the same thing) to make one oscillator 'wobble' the volume of another (So for you, osc 3 'wobbles' osc2 and osc1).
Tricky bit is to make the 'wobble' have the right numbers - so you see in the picture I have "AM Maths" modules to make the numbers right. Here is that little module...
With this "AM Maths" module, you do not need switches - to turn it off, just move the knob to zero (they are just normal knob that go from 0 to 1).
djbrynte ·
Thnx i solved this one. With your help.
oddson ·
trogluddite wrote: Don't have much time...
For someone without much time you sure are pretty free with what you have. 🙂 😇
djbrynte ·
Actually th AM mod doesent work. Have no idea why its not working. I still gona need help with this one.
A freind of mine told me it was wrong. He checked the synth.
Neptune ·
djbrynte wrote: Actually th AM mod doesent work. Have no idea why its not working. I still gona need help with this one.
A freind of mine told me it was wrong. He checked the synth.
I checked it on the analyser. It works as it should do. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amplitude_modulation On higher frequency it sounds ring-mod like. And when the modulating osc is at a low octave the sound wobbles. I send you the osm back with the analyser connected.
Is this what you wanted to have?
djbrynte ·
Ok thinks it works now. Thank you all!
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