SynthMaker

Clock OSC

Archive · 2005 1 old post

From the original SynthMaker forum (2004–2014), with its members’ names and dates.

Tom7777 ·

A clock OSC module which is sort of like an advanced square OSC, it has a frequency input, a sync input for the BPM rate and a Width input to control the gap between each beat it outputs. There are High and Low inputs to control the peak and base of the sound with the default base set to 0 and maybe also a string input to control it's attack which would be linear so it could be made into a pulse OSC if set to linear and an advance to this would be to make a decay input also so it could also be a triangle wave.

With the attack and decay string inputs the possible strings would be -

False, Linear, Curve

This could be usefull for advanced sequencer type events and retro type custom waveforms for synths.

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