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tester ·
Recently I'm earhing a lot about syncing issues in SM, so here is my question.
Simple SM oscillators (like sine or wavetable primitive) have hard-sync (reset) nodes. I'm not using midi, only button triggers (turning on or manual resync). Now - when doing larger project, with many simple oscillators inside (I don't know - 100 at once?) but in CPU range - what to pay attention to in order to have them correctly synced (to not get out of phase) for playback? Using dethreader primitive? Green/blue translation of the trigger via output nodes? Are these (out-of-)syncing problems related to such simple oscillators anyway or only to modules that involve other kind of interactions?
nix ·
I imagine convert ur trigger to poly-
then it will be sample-accurate
tester ·
I think it is not a matter of how the trigger is sent, but when is received by separate mono (not poly) units - each unit is manipulated separately (freq/phase/output). Or I didn't understand something in the idea? 😉
nix ·
with green triggers,
like your button, there is trigger order,
but if u convert that to mono,
it will be sample accurate I think.
So just turn one green trigger into many blue--
and should be sample accurate as far as I know
tester ·
Okay, thanks. I possibly go back to the topic if things get really complicated or out of tune 😉
nix ·
I think the first boolean splitter is the way to do it.
The other may propogate triggers.
You know who would be best to ask about this-trog
If there is a problem, u could send him a pm 🙂
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