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Oscilators question...

Archive · 2004 3 old posts

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Gustavo Bravetti ·

Are the oscilators constantly runing? Do you plain to add some synch. feature to the oscilators in the future?

c ya

bManic ·

Here's my vote for this too. A sync feature is definately needed and maybe a 'sample player' oscillator?

Cheers! bManic

jorge ·

Yeah, I was planning to add a sync, that's actually the way it used to work in old versions of synthmaker. It's always good to know which features are more important for users so I can prioritize.

At the moment a Poly Osc runs from Note-On until the end of release on the longest running ADSR component. If you wrap the Poly Osc with the Pack and Unpack Mono components, it becomes a Mono oscillator that runs constantly.

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