2017-06-04 0:47 GMT-03:00 Jean Menezes da Rocha <j...@menezesdarocha.info>:
> I managed to install SuperCollider and run your example of Phase > Modulation. I could achieve the exact same sound with the following ChucK > code: > > SinOsc mod => SinOsc car => dac; > > 400 => car.freq; > 201 => mod.freq; > mod.freq() * Math.PI => float ind => mod.gain; // this bugger works with > much greater values as standard gain... > 2 => car.sync; // FM instead of syncing to phase. don't know why... > > while ( true ) { > 1::second => now; > } > It might sound the same, or similar, but this is still frequency modulation and not phase modulation. > The weird thing is that I had to use 2 (FM) as a value for .sync, contrary > to my intuition of syncing to phase. > Again, not weird, just a fact that Frequency and Phase modulation are related > Another oddity is the way to calculate the modulation index, which I admit > was a wild guess that turned out to be correct. I am also curious if anyone > can explain this. > It's not easy to explain, but you found the magic number/formula that makes Frequency modulation sound like Phase Modulation. > However, I am now the one struggling to figure out the difference between > this phase modulation and FM > In short, they behave differently with the same parameters, but the parameters can be "converted"/"adjusted" to sound the same. > syncing to phase, as was my first intuition, yields a rather different > sound (much harsher) and does not respond to changes to the carrier's > frequency. > Yep, as I noted, and it is not actually doing phase modulation Hence, a working phase modulation code still remains mysterious to me. It seems that when you have a phase input to SinOsc, it'll only consider that input and disregard any frequency input, is that possible? Perhaps you can just feed a phase input to SinOsc and then modulate that signal. Like, send it a phasor input and modulate it. That's gotta work. cheers
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